Bill Peters's definitions

krunk

This one comes from the south and was part of "Bama Talk." It means to have a HELL OF A GOOD TIME. Often, but not always, it is understood that booze is involved.

"Let's go down to Stagga Lee's and get krunked tonight."

by Bill Peters July 13, 2006

brat

A relatively recent development in the BDSM community, a brat is a woman who suggests she is ripe for a submissive sexual encounter, but diliberately and flagrantly torment prospective doms. Brats often dress like young girls, sport Catholic school uniforms or dress like Bratz dolls. Often they band in packs and suggest there is immense pleasure available from the group for the right (and lucky) dominant male. Males must "prove" their dominance to the satisfaction of the group. Most serious BDSM practioners put a premium on total honesty and trust and thus the brat phenomenom has not been welcomed by all.

The seductive brat in the corner were trying to cocktease Sir Robert but he wasn't buying it.

by Bill Peters July 29, 2006

juju

Medicine -- legal, illicit (usually pot), traditional or otherwise. This word appears in many Nigerian languages and means variously, an amulet, a treatment, and yes -- medicine. Juju is also the name of Nigeria's most popular musical genre.

"I need some strong juju for this cold" or "That's some nasty looking juju in that bag, bro."

by Bill Peters August 10, 2006

silks

Some fine (expensive) clothes. Term was popularized by members of Duke Ellington's Band -- the Duke being a stickler for well dressed musicians.

Those silks look good, man. What they set you back?

by Bill Peters August 10, 2006

Edison

In BDSM, someone who is into adminstering electricity in pusuit of sexual pleasure.

Jeeeeez, look at thse Edison Brothers taking a violet wand to that poor hogtied woman.

by Bill Peters August 10, 2006

mechanical placebo

An impressive looking device or scheme, that in fact, does nothing. It is commonly believed that pedestrian controlled traffic signals and signs warning that police monitor speeders by aircraft, are blatant examples.

Why are you pushing the "close" door on this elevator? It's just a mechanical placebo.

by Bill Peters August 11, 2006

Macaca

According to Daily Show correspondent Rob Cordry, Macaca is a small European country, whose inhabitants "never look back", they are so happy to leave.

Stewart: "Where exactly IS Macaca?"
Cordry: "Right next to YA PEE-PEE"

by Bill Peters August 16, 2006