Someone who is overly impressed with trivialities, pop culture, fads. Probably isn't capable of looking beyond the obvious or of thinking about anything of consequence other than hair styles, cosmetics, clothes, and how to create an impression on other fluff heads.
She's a real fluff head. She spends several hours polishing her nails, doing her hair, and looking in the mirror.
by Edword July 31, 2006

East Tennessee folk word for a chock placed in front of a tire or wheel to prevent it from accidentally rolling.
by Edword July 31, 2006

Quibbling is lying or avoiding the truth by trying to avoid the issue or dancing around the question by pretening not to understand it or arguing over semantics.
Okay Abe, did you chop down that cherry tree or not? Um, which tree? Could you define the word "chop"? You know what I'm asking, now stop quibbling and answer the question.
by Edword July 31, 2006

To bad eye something is to stare at it with great interest. To scope it out, look it over closely, check it out.
by Edword August 05, 2006

Cracker is a derogatory term used by carpet-bagging yankees to describe native Floridians and southerners in general. Yankees feel it is their duty to point out everything they think is wrong with the south, from the way we speak to our customs and foods.
Yankee: You cracker, that isn't the way we do things in New Yawk.
Southerner: Thank you so much for telling us how ignorant and backward we are. By your very presence you have bestowed a great gift upon our un-worthy land which, by the way, you are free to leave at any time. And please, on your way out, do not let the door hit you in the ass.
Southerner: Thank you so much for telling us how ignorant and backward we are. By your very presence you have bestowed a great gift upon our un-worthy land which, by the way, you are free to leave at any time. And please, on your way out, do not let the door hit you in the ass.
by Edword August 04, 2006

by Edword January 14, 2025

Ritecheer is southern-speak for right here in this location.
by Edword August 05, 2006
