by DanMat6288 May 12, 2004
An online "dictionary" for slang terms, with a light side and a dark side.
The light side is, if there is a widely used word, that's not in the English vocabulary (officially), and you want to know what it means, chances are, you may find it here.
Now, for the dark side: poor monitoring. Though you may find the word you're looking for, chances of finding it on a definition that is accurate, non-opinion-showing, and un-hateful are extremely rare.
Because of how poorly monitored the site is, Spammers take advantage of it and post words with definitions that are inaccurate, hateful, violent, offensive, and/or maybe even porn-related.
Fortunately, there is the "recommend for removal" feature and sensible people can come and have such definitions removed. However, the Spammers can post as fast as (if not faster than) those people can remove.
One definition you might find could be as bad as the example below:
(Please note that I have nothing against the television show "Barney". That is just an example.)
The light side is, if there is a widely used word, that's not in the English vocabulary (officially), and you want to know what it means, chances are, you may find it here.
Now, for the dark side: poor monitoring. Though you may find the word you're looking for, chances of finding it on a definition that is accurate, non-opinion-showing, and un-hateful are extremely rare.
Because of how poorly monitored the site is, Spammers take advantage of it and post words with definitions that are inaccurate, hateful, violent, offensive, and/or maybe even porn-related.
Fortunately, there is the "recommend for removal" feature and sensible people can come and have such definitions removed. However, the Spammers can post as fast as (if not faster than) those people can remove.
One definition you might find could be as bad as the example below:
(Please note that I have nothing against the television show "Barney". That is just an example.)
"A stupid f---ing TV show about lame, love-dovey f---ingness, like Barney. It is stupid and g--, like Barney. Oh, and I hate Barney."
Source: "Anti-Barney"
Source: "Anti-Barney"
by DanMat6288 June 02, 2004
(a.k.a. Monsters, Inc.) Monstropolis's largest source of scream energy. Monsters, Inc. is equipped with an enormous, high-security door vault, state of the art door station technology and scream collecting technology, professional-tested scarer training tools, and a quick link to the CDA, just in case.
by DanMat6288 May 07, 2004
The kitten who can name fruit. This cute little feline can be seen on Cartoon Network's "Fridays", every Friday at 7:00 EST.
by DanMat6288 July 24, 2004
Hair that is done up in a short, rough ponytail to resemble that of a wolf's tail, generally worn by Water Tribe males.
by DanMat6288 January 13, 2008
The space station that serves as official Justice League headquarters. The Watchtower was paid for and designed by Wayne Industries and lived in by Batman, Wonder Woman, John Stewart (the Green Lantern of Earth), Superman, J'onn J'onzz (the Martian Manhunter, the Flash, Hawkgirl, and many more.
Static: I feel like a great big double-A battery.
Batman: Look at it this way: You could prevent the Watchtower from crashing into any location on Earth... even Dakota.
Batman: Look at it this way: You could prevent the Watchtower from crashing into any location on Earth... even Dakota.
by DanMat6288 May 26, 2005
Aka the Martian Manhunter, J'onn was the last survivor of Mars, who came to Earth to save it from suffering the same fate his planet did. A character from DC comics most noted for being on the Justice League.
"I thought he was going to wet his pants, when I mentioned the Martian."
(quoted from the episode "Task Force X")
(quoted from the episode "Task Force X")
by DanMat6288 May 26, 2005