Used as a suffix to a slang term, amplifies it to the upper limit (IE, grody versus "grody to the max"). Widely used in 80's slang (esp. grody to the max, from the Valley), possibly comes from pidgin.
by Dennis October 10, 2003
by dennis July 11, 2003
The label on the item in question is self descriptive, and leaves no doubt as to what is contained in the package.
"Tin" refers to what they call "cans" in England.
"Tin" refers to what they call "cans" in England.
by Dennis October 10, 2003
1) (slang, somewhat perjorative) A group of homosexual men.
2) (British slang) A package of cigarettes.
2) (British slang) A package of cigarettes.
A british man went to a convenience store in San Francisco and said to the clerk, "I'm feeling rather gay today, may I have a pack of fags?"
by Dennis October 25, 2003
Exclamation that describes displeasure on the part of the speaker due to something being distasteful or otherwise sickening or displeasurable. From valspeak, so somewhat archaic. Usage these days is considered silly.
by Dennis October 10, 2003
For a particular example
For one thing, the air was damp and chilly, and there was no sun.
For one thing, you must work harder.
For one thing, you must work harder.
by Dennis April 22, 2005
He's The Amazing, One-eyed,One-armed Pirate, but only metaphorically, you see, he has both arms and eyes,the thing is,this guy, who really loves this girl, so much that he'd be willing to lose an arm, an eye, or even something worse, if thats what it took to prove his love, but it doesn't matter, because The Amazing, One-eyed,One-armed Pirate never had a choice in the matter he sails alone, trying to forget his problems with an eye patch, and a bottle Dark Eyes.
by Dennis December 14, 2004