An enthusiastic, friendly greeting, usually made from one male to another. It originated from an exaggerated "Lad!" ("Laaaaad!"), before obtaining the extra 'r' to give it a deeper, more solid sound.
by Col April 23, 2004
Marpat is the better of the two existing digital patterns: the ones used by U.S. Marines and that Canadian "forces" thing north of here.
was perfected for the use of soldiers
that actually do stuff.
was perfected for the use of soldiers
that actually do stuff.
GI Joe: Hey, lets go buy our new digital uniforms and actually put them to use.
Gi Schmo: Who doesn't?
Gi Joe: Those guys up north.
Gi Schmo: they have an army?
Gi Joe: I wouldn't blame you for not knowing.
Both: HA HA HA HA HA!...
Gi Schmo: Who doesn't?
Gi Joe: Those guys up north.
Gi Schmo: they have an army?
Gi Joe: I wouldn't blame you for not knowing.
Both: HA HA HA HA HA!...
by Col May 05, 2005
A depressing hole south of the river. Where the only grass is the dried kind.Don't make eye contact with anyone unless you want to be shot.Londons' ghetto.
by col January 25, 2005
An expression used to compliment a blank, retarded facial expression.
If used on its own, 'ehhh' is a show of confusion or uncertainty. However, it can also be used as part of a sentence, even multiple times, when immitating a person of inferior intelligence, or someone who is slow on the uptake.
If used on its own, 'ehhh' is a show of confusion or uncertainty. However, it can also be used as part of a sentence, even multiple times, when immitating a person of inferior intelligence, or someone who is slow on the uptake.
by Col April 23, 2004
An event where you have fun, and have a good time.
It can also be used to describe a person, meaning they are fun, and "a good laugh".
It can also be used to describe a person, meaning they are fun, and "a good laugh".
Sliding down those stairs head-first on an air mattress was a frisk!
I always have fun with Dave. He's a frisk.
I always have fun with Dave. He's a frisk.
by Col April 23, 2004
Saying used in Lurgan, Co. Armagh refering to a bottle of Budkfast tonic wine. A reasonably inexpensive wine drank mainly in the north of Ireland and Scotland. Usually assosiated with scumbegs.
batle a' bate the wife
batle a' wreck the house
batle a' bate the wife
batle a' wreck the house
by col February 24, 2005
by COL May 10, 2014