Bob The builder's definitions

ovalvasix

One that works for petco

ovalvasix(s) are creepy

by bob the builder January 10, 2005

grundle monkey

1.) The grundle monkey is a ravenous beast that hunts the gouch spider. See gouch spider for further explanations.

2.) Used to describe a compulsive lying monkey claiming to deserve three purple hearts, and a bag of poop. Slang for John Kerry.

1.) The grundle monkey is attacking!

2.) The grundle monkey is still attacking!

by Bob the Builder September 8, 2004

pursan

A man who likes purses

That d00d h4x at q3 just liek pursan!!!1

by bob the builder November 19, 2002

Crack Fiend

Crack Fiend originated during the Hawaiian industrial revolution. It was used to describe the workers who had become addicted to crack due to poor working environments. Therefore, crack fiend has been passed down through the generations of Hawaiians and has morphed into a new meaning. It now is used to describe annoying people, as well as people addicted to crack. And sometimes, it is used to describe people who wish they were addicted to crack.

You're a crack fiend!

by Bob the Builder September 8, 2004

flash pass

1. A pass used for students to ride the bus for a reduced price.

2. To flash your boobs at someone while driving by.

3. Used by women to get passed security guards.

Ex. 1
Girl: I'm bored.... let's flash pass!

Ex. 2

Guard: I was going to let that bitch through, but then she gave me a flah pass and i couldn't help but to let that little slut through.

by Bob the builder December 10, 2004

flubber muffin

Flubber Muffin can be used to describe extreme discontent. Often used when a person is raging. It's rumoured that this word originated from the first Viking incursion into China.

Oh FLUBBER MUFFINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Bob the Builder September 8, 2004

gouch spider

Another ravenous beast constantly hiding for the grundle monkey. Favorite hiding place is the grundle and/or gouch. Can be used as a deregatory adjective.

You are such a gouch spider!

by Bob the Builder September 8, 2004