22 definitions by Bilham
by Bilham April 18, 2011
Every time I walk into a store I remember that I forgot to bring my ipod, and now I would have to listen to christmas music everywhere. It's the Seasonal Tsunami.
by Bilham December 8, 2010
by Bilham March 11, 2014
Real life, as opposed to online life. The place where people interact face to face. "Meat" is "People," as in bodies or flesh.
See "In the flesh."
See "In the flesh."
He's got 466 Friends online, but only a sawyer's handful in the meatworld.
Ive been on this (dating) site since May '09. I took a break for 1.5 years when I had a steady GF, whom I met through friends in the meatworld.
Ive been on this (dating) site since May '09. I took a break for 1.5 years when I had a steady GF, whom I met through friends in the meatworld.
by Bilham March 18, 2011
One who sits around or pursues any task with inadequate enthusiasm. Different from "couch potato" in that s/he will do things, but only very slowly.
Although Hallie goes to the gym, she's basically a laze cadet, doing the treadmill for only seven minutes.
by Bilham May 21, 2010
Military:
Charge forward against the enemy line, and at the first opportunity, drop and hide from the Russian snipers tasked with shooting deserters. Wait to be POWed and probably fed.
Charge forward against the enemy line, and at the first opportunity, drop and hide from the Russian snipers tasked with shooting deserters. Wait to be POWed and probably fed.
These young men had little training, and no appetite for war;
Commanders behind the trenches sent them into the maw of fire, from ahead and behind, a Russian Charge.
Commanders behind the trenches sent them into the maw of fire, from ahead and behind, a Russian Charge.
by Bilham March 14, 2022
A quantity suggestive of fewer than five, or a short handful.
Derived from the concept of a lumber-mill worker’s (sawyer’s) hand often missing a finger and so less able to hold as much as a whole hand.
Derived from the concept of a lumber-mill worker’s (sawyer’s) hand often missing a finger and so less able to hold as much as a whole hand.
by Bilham May 14, 2010