boss fight

At the end of a level in a video game you typically fight a much larger enemy with much more health, called a boss. Typically these bosses are defeated by figuring out their pattern of attack.

See Also: mini-boss

"The boss fights in Metroid Prime kick ass!"

by Brian Johnson April 10, 2004

Attack

1.) To enter military forces into another country with hostile intentions.
2.) to criticize strongly.
3.) to set upon with violent force.

No remorse, no repent
We don't care what it meant
Another day, another death
Another sorrow, another breath
No remorse, no repent
We don't care what it meant
Another day, another death
Another sorrow, another breath

ATTTTTTTTTTTTTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK!!!!!!!

by Brian Johnson November 02, 2003

Bedihouse

What they call it when your mom tucks you in when you're in your 20's.

James, I made your bedihouse downstairs.

by Brian Johnson February 10, 2005

Trehaddle

Going to a abandoned place or dark alleyway to preform sexual acts upon each other

That abandoned car park is where they go to trehaddle

by Brian Johnson October 14, 2021

boss

In a video game the a big enemy at the end of the level. Defeated in the boss fight.

"Holy crap! The boss in the first level of Contra is totally weak!"

by Brian Johnson April 10, 2004

France

A country that used to be good friends with america, they gave us troops in the revolution and the Statue of Liberty, we saved France and many of the Jews in france from the Germans in 1944, with the help of British, canadian, australian foces, not to mention French resistance forces

But now we hate eachother, don't know why....whatever happened to "friends help friends out" and when the other friend says no to something we start a propganda campaign, in return the other friends people have anti-american rallies.

by Brian Johnson August 30, 2003

snarlin

1.) refers to a blow job
2.) often known as S.O.A.L. or snarlin of a lifetime
3.) to gobble a penis

That bitch gave me a snarlin all night.
It was the soal and I jizzed in her eye.

by Brian Johnson March 29, 2005