When smoking marijuana in a pipe, bong, or vaporizer and you have finished the bowl you must empty the bowl and refill it with bud. This is referred to as a rebowl, or rebowlling. The term was originated in a vaporizer session between 7 high school students on April 20th 2005 (4/20, 420).
example a)
person 1: "This shit's not hitting anymore."
person 2: "It needs a rebowl, man."
example b)
"This bowl's done.... REBOWL!"
person 1: "This shit's not hitting anymore."
person 2: "It needs a rebowl, man."
example b)
"This bowl's done.... REBOWL!"
by Dan April 20, 2005
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by dan January 27, 2003
A very interesting and compelling tabletop game of fantasy battles - And although it's made fun of by many people, and those playing it are put into a stereotype, this is hugely innacurate - Yes, warhammer is expensive for what it is - imaginary battles with plastic models - but so what? It's fun, it's a hobby - and that has to be worth spending money on. Opposers have their hobbies too - just how much did THEY spend on doing something they enjoy? If it's fun, it's probably worth spending your hard earner cash on just because of the fact it brings you happiness.
by Dan November 02, 2004
One of the largest manufacturers of mobile phones, semiconductors, and other electronic equipment.
Motorola is often known for making cellular phones, such as the RAZR or StarTAC. They produced the first cell phone, sometimes called the "brick" for it's brick-like shape and weight.
Other products include radios, PowerPC computer processors, and semiconductors.
Motorola is often known for making cellular phones, such as the RAZR or StarTAC. They produced the first cell phone, sometimes called the "brick" for it's brick-like shape and weight.
Other products include radios, PowerPC computer processors, and semiconductors.
"Hello Moto!" is the company's motto.
by Dan June 09, 2005
A small sweaty nerd who lives in england, who spends most of his free time at the computer and has never been laid
Stop being a Mintman and get a life
by Dan September 27, 2003