Definitions by Diggity Monkeez
Address
1. Place of residence. Given using street name and house number, along with the city, state, and oftentimes zipcode for out-of-state affairs.
2. To speak to one person/group in particular.
3. To stress a certain subject, often in a speech.
2. To speak to one person/group in particular.
3. To stress a certain subject, often in a speech.
1. My address is 25 Spencer Rd.
2. I addressed my latest speech to Jamcian-Americans.
3. My latest lecture addressed the demolition of the old asbestos factory in Shrewsbury.
2. I addressed my latest speech to Jamcian-Americans.
3. My latest lecture addressed the demolition of the old asbestos factory in Shrewsbury.
Address by Diggity Monkeez January 4, 2005
Alexander Hamilton
Early Federalist politician in the late 1700s and early 1800s who became the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. He was killed in a duel by his political rival and then U.S. Vice-President, Aaron Burr.
Since Aaron Burr was the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, his is the face on the ten-dollar bill.
Alexander Hamilton by Diggity Monkeez December 31, 2004
Concur
Agree. Don't be fooled by its simplicity; if used too often it sounds lame and makes the (over)user appear as if he/she is trying rather hard to sound like an intellectual.
Concur by Diggity Monkeez December 30, 2004
Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia by Diggity Monkeez December 19, 2004
SportsCenter
The only show on television that shows highlights of alomost all of the previous day's sporting events. However, any remaining time is spent discussing:
A) The Lakers, especially the Shaq/Kobe/Jackson feud.
B) Barry Bonds.
C) The Yankees/Red Sox rivalry.
A) The Lakers, especially the Shaq/Kobe/Jackson feud.
B) Barry Bonds.
C) The Yankees/Red Sox rivalry.
After Ron Artest beat up some fan, SportsCenter was Laker-free for about a week, because ESPN kept showing the same replay of the same fight over and over and over.
SportsCenter by Diggity Monkeez December 19, 2004