gype

To pay too much for something. To get a bad deal.

We got gyped at the antique store; we bought a reproduction that was assured to be genuine.

by Fried Hog March 24, 2016

mett

another word for bratwurst or brat, a
big juicy wienee with pizazz.

"...and a Cocktail
dare I forget....
better than a cottontail
ohhhhh... and I'll take a hot mett."
(from TankGirl's easter poem in the Wheres George forums)

by Fried Hog April 10, 2009

doozie

An absurdly incompetent or un-informed proposal.

The answers on a spelling test are likely to include a couple of real doozies.

by Fried Hog February 17, 2008

four-letter man

A contemptible or unpleasant man.

A male homosexual, based on the four letters of the word HOMO.

"So he's a bloody four-letter man as well as a bloody coward, he thought." --From Ernest Hemingway's 'Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber'

by Fried Hog November 27, 2009

suss out

To come to understand (a person).

To manage to work (something) out, to determine (something).

Etymology: From suspect. (Copied from wiktionary)

Can you suss out Jim? Does he drink or not?

We've sussed out how to open the lock.

by Fried Hog November 01, 2013

jittered

To put on or buy the apparel or accouterments of a jitter.

I'm gettin' jittered at Circle Centre Mall.

by Fried Hog January 21, 2009

cooked my goose

pissed me off

The aspect of the program that cooked my goose was mandatory liability for equipment that I neither wanted nor needed.

by Fried Hog December 07, 2013