by brian February 08, 2003
1. Something of extraordinary importance, size or significance. 2. For sure; like money in the bank.
1. That Patriots touchdwon in OT against the Dolphins was diesel, man.
2. Getting an A in Biology was diesel because even shit-for-brains was passing.
2. Getting an A in Biology was diesel because even shit-for-brains was passing.
by Brian October 20, 2003
by Brian May 13, 2005
Verification Tag for pets or
ID Tag (Identification Tag) for pets
Made like a state drivers license
for any pet, any state.
ID Tag (Identification Tag) for pets
Made like a state drivers license
for any pet, any state.
Your dogg's sportin' a dope ass V-TAG!
Your dogg's wearing a cool V-TAG!
Your dogg's V-TAG is Blingin'!!
Your dogg's wearing a cool V-TAG!
Your dogg's V-TAG is Blingin'!!
by Brian December 30, 2003
Someone new to a particular scene that has a "I'm better than you because _____" attitude.
Usually associated with the rockabilly/greaser crowd.
See also: Sparechangemagazine.com, under monthly vocabulary
Usually associated with the rockabilly/greaser crowd.
See also: Sparechangemagazine.com, under monthly vocabulary
by brian November 10, 2003
See yessum. I don't know if the spelling matters or not, but there are several definitions on there.
by Brian July 27, 2004
An adjective describing undescribable joy or worth. Something heavenly or beyond Godliness.
OR
An adjective describing tedium, bordom, or undescribable hell.
It stems from the common adjective ending of "-ing" and is simply repeated but said differently. A dragged accent is spoken on the first "ing" rather than the second. Normally when spoken, there is a pause prior to the word. When written, an elipses comes before it. Use it cautiously.
OR
An adjective describing tedium, bordom, or undescribable hell.
It stems from the common adjective ending of "-ing" and is simply repeated but said differently. A dragged accent is spoken on the first "ing" rather than the second. Normally when spoken, there is a pause prior to the word. When written, an elipses comes before it. Use it cautiously.
by Brian May 05, 2004