Interchangable with Phal at times. Whereas the aforementioned is a nickname exclusively for anybody by the name of Phil or Phillip, gayz0r is a nickname or adjective with the same meaning that can be used to refer to or describe anybody.
One drawback of the word is its anti-homosexual connotations and subsequent inappropriateness in mixed company.
One drawback of the word is its anti-homosexual connotations and subsequent inappropriateness in mixed company.
by Diane October 20, 2004
The idiotic state that, once again, is screwing up the election, this time with electronic polls. How perfectly coincidental that Jeb BUSH just HAPPENS to be the governor of Florida.
by Diane November 03, 2004
<3 Swoosh all night long!
by Diane August 26, 2004
A store in Downtown Brooklyn that has a very wide selection of music, tapes, records, DVDs, and some really underground stuff.
by Diane March 02, 2004
Noun, entomology Engerlish/Greek, in common usage since 2004
1. Term used to describe someone who is as curious as a cat; see definition for WHISKERS
2. The essence of partying.
3. Person one should consult after a cocaine overdose
4. Trick
1. Term used to describe someone who is as curious as a cat; see definition for WHISKERS
2. The essence of partying.
3. Person one should consult after a cocaine overdose
4. Trick
1. What made me do that? I couldn't help myself. I'm curious as a chauks. It's in my blood.
2. In all of my partying days, I've never seen a girl party like that. Look at that chauks down the tequila shots.
3. Wow, I'm a coke-head. I better go see a chauks.
4. Self-explanatory
2. In all of my partying days, I've never seen a girl party like that. Look at that chauks down the tequila shots.
3. Wow, I'm a coke-head. I better go see a chauks.
4. Self-explanatory
by Diane December 14, 2004
1. A short story collection, published in '94, themed towards queer youth
Also a short story in said book.
2. A question asked that can be taken as literally "Am I gay?" or "Do I seem gay?"
Also a short story in said book.
2. A question asked that can be taken as literally "Am I gay?" or "Do I seem gay?"
1.<u> Am I Blue</u> is a fabity fab book, which you should read. Even if you're illiterate- have someone read it to you.
2. Sue: Am I blue?
Beth: Not really, but the brunette staring at you is.
2. Sue: Am I blue?
Beth: Not really, but the brunette staring at you is.
by Diane December 30, 2004
by Diane December 20, 2004