customs

1. Habitual practices, including religious rituals.

2. Where smugglers get arrested.

I could get arrested in customs for smuggling books about religious customs into a country where atheism is the state religion.

by Downstrike May 25, 2004

Ginger ale

Vernor's or nobody's.

Vernor's is the ginger ale that tastes like you're drinking a ginger snap.

by Downstrike May 26, 2004

opinion

1. The primary motivation and inspiration for for creating slang terminology. Since most slang terms are based upon personal opinion, it is impossible to define some slang terms without naming the opinion that inspired them.

Racist, homophobia, pedophile, hateful etc.

by Downstrike May 31, 2004

Asia

1. A place that's so big that no matter how you define it, some other part of it is going to prove you wrong.

2. A band of the genre that composes classical music to a rock beat.

3. The first name of a cute 8-year-old girl in my neighborhood who would bust your jaws if she saw what some of you wrote about her name here.

I doubt that Asia has ever heard Asia. I know she's never been there.

by Downstrike May 26, 2004

Birds of a feather flock together

Peeps with similar likes, appearance, or behavior hang together, as in a clique.

Birds of a feather flock together.

by Downstrike December 24, 2004

flagship

1. Slang noun adjective: describing the most prominent or highly touted product or service among those offered by a company. Derived from the naval term meaning:

2. The ship in a fleet that carries the Admiral, or ranking military commander.

sWindles is the flagship of MyCrudSoft's fleet of DCS infections.

Vista is the latest version of their flagship product.

The flagship of the United States is Air Force One, because the C-in-C doesn't usually travel by sea.

by Downstrike August 06, 2005

Eostre

Anachronistic spelling of Easter.

Easter used to be spelled Eostre.

by Downstrike May 25, 2004