hammer down

Trucker-speak for hurry up, give it more gas, etc. see pedal to the metal

Trucker: We're late, so hammer down.

by fizzle April 05, 2004

buggin

v. i. Leaving the premises. Usually written as buggin out.

"Remaining Migs are buggin out."--Top Gun

by fizzle April 02, 2004

west end left turn

n. You're at a traffic light trying to turn left. You can turn on green when there's no traffic, but there's always traffic at this intersection. You pull out into the middle of the intersection, wait until your light turns red, and turn when the oncoming traffic stops for the red light and before the traffic from the cross street starts going on their green light. Two or three cars turn behind you as well. Originated on West End Avenue in Nashville, Tennessee, because you'll never make a left turn off that street if you don't do a West End left turn.

If a cop sees you, he'll give you a ticket for running a red light.

by fizzle June 03, 2004

city kitty

n. Trucker-speak for a local city cop. Same as a local yokel. See bear, smokey bear, bear report, county mounty, evel knievel.

I saw five city kitties today, behind on their quotas and watching me like a hawk.

by fizzle April 15, 2004

guitar town

n. Trucker-speak for Nashville, TN. Emphasis on first syllable.

I'm leaving Atlanta, heading up to Guitar, 10-4.

by fizzle April 05, 2004

rinch

v. tr. To rinse. Common Southern slang.

Rinch off the car before you warsh it.

by fizzle April 02, 2004

geez louise

A mild oath. Roughly equivalent to saying "Jesus Christ" as an oath, but less severe, and used so as not to get stricken down for blasphemy.

Geez Louise! I can't believe this definition isn't in here yet! (Actually I saw one but it was misspelled.)

by fizzle April 05, 2004