back seat

to "take a back seat" is to assume a non-participatory role on an issue or situation.

"I'm sick of taking a back seat about things that go on around here. I'm gonna say a few things at tomorrow's meeting!"

by Bungalow Bill July 29, 2005

under the radar

when someone is in a situation where very little or no attention is drawn to them

somehow they managed to stay under the radar for years while skimming all that cash from the bank.

by bungalow bill May 02, 2006

slobbernock

to hit really hard.

You better make sure you can run faster than me. Otherwise, I'll slobbernock you.

by Bungalow Bill December 10, 2001

props

giving proper respect to an individual or group

You can circular breathe? Props to you!

by Bungalow Bill November 19, 2001

snow

the black and white display of a t.v. when there is no reception

For the first 20 minutes my t.v. is on, I see more snow than cable

by Bungalow Bill December 02, 2001

Alcamahol

The variation of alcohol in drunken, slurred speech.

Heyyyy, pass that alcamahol over this wayyyy

by Bungalow Bill October 18, 2001

getting it on

The act of sexual intercourse.

John and Jane are getting it on in the bedroom.

by Bungalow Bill February 26, 2002