V. acronym. Borrowed With Every Intention of Eventual Return. Commonly used as an excuse when you really don't want to give something back, but you will when you "get around to it." Pronounced Bwee-er.
var. (past tense)BWEIER'd (present tense)BWEIERing
var. (past tense)BWEIER'd (present tense)BWEIERing
by Dragomir Andreyevich August 19, 2007

V. The act of making a molotov cocktail out of a vehicle by sticking a rag or a lit cigar near the gas lines. This is named for the Clive Cussler novel-turned-movie, Sahara, in which the main characters (Dirk Pitt and Al Giordino) turn their boat into a molotov in order to blow up two pursuing boats. They named it a "Panama" because they first did this in Nicaragua, mistakenly thinking they were in Panama.
N. A truly beautiful isthmus country, with lush rainforests, gorgeous women, and a canal sponsored by the U.S. during Teddy Roosevelt's time in office. One of the few places where you can swim in the Atlantic, hop in a car, and swim in the Pacific before you have a chance to dry.
N. A truly beautiful isthmus country, with lush rainforests, gorgeous women, and a canal sponsored by the U.S. during Teddy Roosevelt's time in office. One of the few places where you can swim in the Atlantic, hop in a car, and swim in the Pacific before you have a chance to dry.
Dirk: "I think we need to do a Panama!"
Al: "Are you crazy?!"
Rudi: "What's a Panama? When were you ever IN Panama?"
Dirk: "It's a Navy thing! We THOUGHT we were in Panama!"
~the scene goes on~
Claire: "I'm going to Panama this summer."
Me: "Lucky!!"
Claire: "I have 2 tickets. Pack some sunscreen and bring a few extra memory cards for your camera. You're coming too."
Al: "Are you crazy?!"
Rudi: "What's a Panama? When were you ever IN Panama?"
Dirk: "It's a Navy thing! We THOUGHT we were in Panama!"
~the scene goes on~
Claire: "I'm going to Panama this summer."
Me: "Lucky!!"
Claire: "I have 2 tickets. Pack some sunscreen and bring a few extra memory cards for your camera. You're coming too."
by Dragomir Andreyevich August 04, 2007
