Tutt

by cornholio October 24, 2003
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mackerel snapper

A Roman Catholic. Midly pejorative or humorous. Refers to the former Catholic custom of abstaining from meat on Fridays, and hence eating fish.
The mackerel snappers think the Pope is cool, even though he wears a dress.
by cornholio October 16, 2003
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Goyim

Non-Jews, in Hebrew and Yiddish. Literally, the "peoples." Sometimes pejorative. See shiksa and shaygetz
They'd rather watch football than study for finals. Well, whaddya expect? They're goyim.
by cornholio October 18, 2003
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low-rider

Youth of the sort who used to drive slowly in vehicles modified to ride close to the ground; usually Mexican-American types
The low-riders drove up and down Whittier Boulevard, "For Your Love" blasting from their radios.
by cornholio October 14, 2003
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shit fire

Three-syllable expression of surprise used by Texans and other peckerwoods.
Shit fire! George W. Bush can write a complete sentence.
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horse pukky

horse shit; chevaline doo-doo; arrant nonsense
Paul Krugman's book is a buncha horse pukky, if ya ask me!
by cornholio October 13, 2003
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limerick

A verse form, often humorous and generally off-color or obscene, as:

"Then up spoke the Bey of Algiers,
And said to his harem, 'My dears,
'Tho' you may think it odd of me,
I've given up sodomy.
Tonight there'll be fucking! (Loud cheers).
They were just a bunch of drunken Oxford dons, spouting limericks.
by cornholio October 11, 2003
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