take a digger

1. Commonly used to describe an ungraceful fall.
2. Fall forward or trip and land on one's face
Derived from the volleyball slang- a Digshot is a desperation diving hit that results in a faceful of sand.

I wasn't paying attention and I took a digger when I tripped on the crack in the pavement. I can't believe I fell flat on my face.

by Cliff96 June 11, 2005

car accident

adj. phrase that describes something so horrible yet unusual that you continue to look even though you don't really want to see. Like a car accident it is human nature to gawk even though we may not like seeing the results

Did you see the car accident top that fat lady was wearing? I swear it showed 12 inches of cleavage. I couldn't stop staring.

by Cliff96 August 01, 2005

P&C

property and casualty
A type of insurance that covers any property (i.e. car, house) in the event of loss or damage.

I just got my p&c insurance license. Now I can sell car insurance and home owner's insurance. Yipee!

by Cliff96 July 15, 2005

orale pues

Mexican term that roughly equates to "alrighty then". It is used in conversation, especially telephone to indicate that one wishes to end the conversation.

Jose A: bueno... cuando quieres ir, huey?
Jose C: este... esta bien a las tres?
Jose A: si, esta bien. Orale pues. Nos vemos.

by Cliff96 July 11, 2006

HELOC

Home equity line of credit
revolving credit (like a credit card) that uses one's home for collateral

Bob went to XYZ Bank to refi his second mortgage into a HELOC so he could have continued access to the equity in his home.

by Cliff96 August 08, 2005

on the tit

phrase used to describe a baby that still breastfeeds.

Jonah will probably be on the tit until he turns one year old.

by Cliff96 June 26, 2006

true.dat

Techno-geek for the phrase "True that"

Geek1: we rock.
Geek2: true.dat. we do.

by Cliff96 April 21, 2005