Curtis Meyer's definitions

Lush Puppy

A drunkard; A variation on "booze-hound"

She says she doesn't need to drink to have fun, but we all know she's a real lush puppy.

by Curtis Meyer August 19, 2008

Trendship

A friendship based on one party's momentary popularity.

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie had a trendship.

by Curtis Meyer October 26, 2009

Swagnificence

n.- An air possessed by one of equal part swagger and magnificence. (One who possesses this trait is "swagnificent.")

"The air Liberace is so revered comes in part from his air of swagnificence."

by curtis meyer February 13, 2010

Atlas Syndrome

The condition of dealing with constant burden; Comes from Atlas, the titan in Grekk mythology who literally carried the world on his shoulders.

I tried my best to get Jerry out of the house and distract him from getting fired and losing his girlfriend, but he was too preoccupied with his Atlas Syndrome.

by Curtis Meyer November 14, 2009

Death to the formula, death to the wack

1. A warcry against ones' enemies decrying stagnation, conformity, and inferiority; Essentially, "Death to your worries, enemies, and general lameness"

2. A call-and-response used as a greeting, toast, or affirmation

From Curtis Meyer's poem "Spell of The Universe (Hip-Hop in Circles Comes)":

"Three times recite in thy cauldron black / Death to the formula, death to the wack"

Party #1 offers glass: "Death to the formula"
Party #2 clinks glass in return: "Death to the wack."

by Curtis Meyer March 13, 2008

Yaktivist

1. Someone who is all talk and no action. (Comes from "yakking" and "activist," and the expression "All yak and no sack"); The opposite of a pragmatist.

2. Someone with a penchant for conjuring false hopes.

3. An expert at bluffing.

1. "She keeps saying she'll quit her job, but her co-workers know she's just a yaktivist."

2. "Whenever his father promised to take him to the zoo, he had a feeling his father was just being a yaktivist."

3. "He always wins at poker because no one can tell when he's got a good hand and when he's being a yaktivist."

by Curtis Meyer March 12, 2008

Word Life, Word Death

A call-and-response used as a greeting, toast, or affirmation

Word life, word death

Party #1 Offers dap: "Word life"
Party #2 dapping back: "Word death"

Host raising glass in toast: "Word life"
Party: "Word death"

Party#1: "Word life?" Do you understand?
Party #2: "Word death." I understand.

by Curtis Meyer March 13, 2008