n. The state of being under 21 and not ever having been intoxicated from any real alcoholic beverage in your entire life.
by DeJo July 10, 2005
by Dejo October 23, 2020
Used in place of a person's name when you forget their name, but you think the person you're talking to knows who it is.
Billy- "Dad, is Mr. ... what's his face? ... taking you to the airport for your business trip, or do you need a ride?"
Dad- "Oh, Mr. Smith? No, actually I fired him this morning. Can you take me before you go to work?"
Billy- "Sure Dad, since you're the greatest!"
Dad- "Oh, Mr. Smith? No, actually I fired him this morning. Can you take me before you go to work?"
Billy- "Sure Dad, since you're the greatest!"
by DeJo January 22, 2008
used to define the generation born between 1984 and 2002; the generation following generation X. This term is used widely by Evangelical Christians... it describes the generations interest in all 5 senses and because they are "very mosaic in every aspect of their life," according to Christian author George Barna. This generation doesn't really have any defining attribute like previous generations, which furthur reinforces the term mosaic.
Since I was born in 1985, I am a part of the diverse mosaic generation that will have to take care of the Baby Boomers in their old age.
by DeJo October 22, 2007
by Dejo January 22, 2022
Most likely first used in the early 1900s, either refers to a sarcastic remark about Toledo, Ohio or originated from a realistic remark of the Holy city of Toledo, Spain. It is now used as a phrase, by Americans, if something is unbelievable, disturbing, or blows their mind. See blow your mind
Woman- Did you read in the newspaper that a grandpa got run over by his own car by a homeless bum he paid to fix it, and then the bum took off with it?
Man- Holy Toledo?! That's like "Grandma Got Ran Over By a Reindeer" only a hundred times worse!
Man- Holy Toledo?! That's like "Grandma Got Ran Over By a Reindeer" only a hundred times worse!
by DeJo August 02, 2005
by Dejo July 20, 2020