Mick: Steve's acting a little loony; now he's always talking about this get-rich quick scheme that he brought home from work and how he really wants each of us to have a piece of it. I'm not sure if he's joking or what.
Stan: You can never tell with that guy.
Stan: You can never tell with that guy.
by Diggity Monkeez May 27, 2005
1) Straying off of your base while waiting for the pitcher to deliver the pitch.
2) Hitting in the top position of the batting order.
3) Starting off your team's offensive half-inning at bat.
2) Hitting in the top position of the batting order.
3) Starting off your team's offensive half-inning at bat.
1) Mora was leading far off of first base, allowing him to get a good jump and steal second.
2) Even though he had shown little control of the strike zone, Reyes still led off for the Mets against Carpenter.
3) After making a difficult running catch to end the seventh inning, Rowand led off the top of the eighth with a double in the left-centerfield gap.
2) Even though he had shown little control of the strike zone, Reyes still led off for the Mets against Carpenter.
3) After making a difficult running catch to end the seventh inning, Rowand led off the top of the eighth with a double in the left-centerfield gap.
by Diggity Monkeez March 30, 2005
The tiniest emission of sound, oftentimes coming from a human. Mostly used when describing the abscence of noise.
Luke: And so I came home, expecting this big, loud, surprise birthday party, but there wasn't a peep throughout the house!
Morris: So they forgot your birthday?
Luke: No. As it turns out, they threw me a mime party.
Morris: So they forgot your birthday?
Luke: No. As it turns out, they threw me a mime party.
by Diggity Monkeez April 08, 2005
Angry, annoyed; usually caused by someone else (one rarely becomes ticked by a situation). Also called 'ticked off'.
by Diggity Monkeez February 11, 2005
Reading done outside of school, usually by choice. After being mandatory in elementary school, pleasure reading was (therefore, perhaps?) regarded as uncool in middle school but trendy in high school.
Pleasure reading makes other people look like intellectuals, but doing my pleasure reading on some type of online dictionary did nothing for me.
by Diggity Monkeez April 03, 2005
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