Deborah Spicer's definitions

essex

Blue class neighborhood in Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay that now, when the middle class that use to work in the steel mills is disappearing and all of the rich muthaf*&%ers from Washington, D.C. want to buy the property and put their boats on it.

My boat is now on the Chesapeake Bay in Essex, Maryland.

by Deborah Spicer July 15, 2006

mediacracy

government by the media; a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the corporations and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents.

The mediacracy instructs me every day through the internet, radio and T.V. how to be the perfect American.

by Deborah Spicer October 30, 2006

Natty Boh Ho

Girls who love to drink Natty Boh(National Bohemian Beer), get drunk and have sex all night.

Frank: I saw Tiffany at the club last night.
Joe: Stay away from her, she is nothing but a Natty Boh Ho.

by Deborah Spicer June 21, 2006

piano teacher

the person that, when you are late or did not practice slams the cover of the piano down on your fingers when you start to play.

The piano teacher was not happy with my performance this week. OUCH!!!

by Deborah Spicer July 15, 2006

Precial

to be special and precious at the same time.

She is a precial little kitty cat!

by Deborah Spicer July 8, 2006

recovering Bush supporters

people from groups such as gun owners, NASCAR fans, investors,and born-again Christians who have woke up, removed their blinders and see Bush for what he really is and this will cause the breakdown of the coalition that elected and re-elected the president.

At a meeting for recovering Bush supporters Billy Bob learned about Bush's policies and saw clearly why he did not have a job, health insurance, or a future. A first-step to recovery is to admit that they are powerless after listening to Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck, Neal Boortz and Fox News and that their lives had become unmanageable.

by Deborah Spicer September 11, 2008

recovering manager

After being a manager for many years the person attends rehabilitation and a twelve step program to get over the trauma of dealing with employees and their petty problems at work.

Joe use to be a really easy going, nice, intelligent person but now he is a recovering manager and sits around all day with slobber running down his face.

by Deborah Spicer June 21, 2006