break my foot off in your ass

What you say if the ass kicking someone's about to get is liable to be particularly bad. (Synonymous with tear you a new one or tear you a new asshole.)

Why don't you get lost before I break my foot off in your ass.

by Faiella December 7, 2007

push prize

noun:
a gift for a mother-to-be, usually jewelry. ("Push" refers to labor)
(variant: "pushing prize")

I spent more on the wife's push prize than I did on her engagement ring.

by Faiella December 7, 2007

in-your-face

adjective:
obvious; overt; uncompromising; aggressive

That Big Black record has the most in-your-face guitar sound I've ever heard.

by Faiella December 7, 2007

take off the dress

used to tell someone to act like a man; man up
(variant: "take off the skirt")

You're too tired to go out? Take off the dress, dude.

by Faiella December 7, 2007

scary

extremely; very, very

He's a scary good cook.

by Faiella December 7, 2007

ginker

1.) What a burnout from Old Bridge, NJ would call a burnout from East Brunswick.
2.) A burnout from a "rich" family. (A burnout from Old Bridge would consider anyone who lives in East Brunswick rich, regardless of how much money they had.)
3.) A burnout who wears polo shirts instead of concert tees or Capezios instead of waffle stompers.

Tommy pissed in the hot tub when he went to that ginker party the other night.

by Faiella December 3, 2007

shuck

a fraud, a rip off, or something bogus

The elections were a total shuck.

by Faiella December 7, 2007