A slang term originating from the wirral.
Used to describe the release of short bursts of temper by a person. (To go crazy)
Used to describe the release of short bursts of temper by a person. (To go crazy)
by Dave August 11, 2003
I "in charged" her last night
by dave February 24, 2004
An operating system created by the Microsoft Monopoly. They are only after taking your money adn screwing over your computer at the same time. O.. but I forgot.. they issue patches... and then they make more patches.. and then they make more patches... and so on and so fourth so that you think you are realy improving your computer when all your doing is updating the problem. Prefer an etchasketch over a PC running windows. Hell.. even Microsoft doesent even run a version of Windoze on their servers.
by Dave June 20, 2004
NUCLEAR
Pronunciation : new-kleer (former) , new-kyoo-lihr (future, perhaps current)
*Of, relating to, or forming a nucleus.
*Of, or relatin, atomic nuclei.
*Using or derived from the energy of atomic nuclei; atomic.
*A class of weapons, usually bombs and missiles, contents usually atomic or hydrogen.
*Any type of weapon, usually bomb or missile, be it atomic or hydrogen, that is derived off of atomic energy.
Pronunciation : new-kleer (former) , new-kyoo-lihr (future, perhaps current)
*Of, relating to, or forming a nucleus.
*Of, or relatin, atomic nuclei.
*Using or derived from the energy of atomic nuclei; atomic.
*A class of weapons, usually bombs and missiles, contents usually atomic or hydrogen.
*Any type of weapon, usually bomb or missile, be it atomic or hydrogen, that is derived off of atomic energy.
by Dave April 16, 2004
by Dave May 15, 2004
"If you don't know how to handle your BAR effectively while keeping your head down, you could buy the farm."
-a DI during WWII
-a DI during WWII
by Dave September 27, 2004
*A soldier of a communist country, hence the word "red".
*An online store that sells Russian military perephinelia, including Soviet-era items.
*An online store that sells Russian military perephinelia, including Soviet-era items.
by Dave September 16, 2004