Open el door-o, would you?
by Diggity Monkeez May 22, 2005

Cartoons are popular with the children.
by Diggity Monkeez March 26, 2005

A punctuation mark (,) representing a pause in diction and thought.
Easily confused with a caw-ma, which is a crow's mother.
Easily confused with a caw-ma, which is a crow's mother.
There is no comma in this example.
by Diggity Monkeez April 25, 2005

A treeflower that is preparing to blossom.
by Diggity Monkeez March 11, 2005

1) To release non-gaseous substances from the mouth; to expactorate.
This includes saliva, water, chewing tobacco, etc.
2) Saliva.
3) To proverbiably make a grand show of disrespect towards values, rules, ideas, etc. Followed by 'on', 'upon', etc.
This includes saliva, water, chewing tobacco, etc.
2) Saliva.
3) To proverbiably make a grand show of disrespect towards values, rules, ideas, etc. Followed by 'on', 'upon', etc.
1) I was kicked out of the restaurant for spitting in the flower vase.
2) Randy drools while he sleeps, which explains the large puddle of spit on and around his desk.
3) After hearing me out, Randy spat upon my values and lied to his mother about the muddy hiking boots.
2) Randy drools while he sleeps, which explains the large puddle of spit on and around his desk.
3) After hearing me out, Randy spat upon my values and lied to his mother about the muddy hiking boots.
by Diggity Monkeez January 23, 2005
