Nickname for Paris Hilton.
by Bill gronos June 11, 2006
US Air Force slang term for a pneumatic systems technician, derived from the major cause of most malfunctions being a small leak that admits air bubbles into a hose or line.
The controls are a little too spongy. Better let the bubble chasers check it out before its next flight.
by Bill gronos July 02, 2009
Car doors that open scissor style, also called gull wing doors. The name comes from Lambourghini cars that have this type of door.
by Bill gronos July 24, 2006
by Bill gronos July 01, 2009
To become lame so gradually that no one notices that you now suck. Paul McCartney used as a verb. This definition was provided in the January 2006 "Stuff Magazine", Page 39.
Paris Hilton is starting to McCartinize.
by Bill gronos January 05, 2006
A small screwdriver with a fine tip and having a pen clip attached, making it capable of being easily carried in a shirt pocket.
This word originated with US Air Force electronics technicians and is derived from the skill level digit of the Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) (example: 30670) where "7" indicates an advanced technician. The idea being that this small screwdriver is used to make precision adjustments to circuit board components such as trim potentiameters that require a higher level of technical skill to perform.
This word originated with US Air Force electronics technicians and is derived from the skill level digit of the Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) (example: 30670) where "7" indicates an advanced technician. The idea being that this small screwdriver is used to make precision adjustments to circuit board components such as trim potentiameters that require a higher level of technical skill to perform.
by Bill gronos July 02, 2009
by Bill gronos June 27, 2006