1. (n.) Member of a group who has extremely high tolerance with regards to alcohol and rarely succumbs to vomiting. The boozehound is a frequent drinker who is able to consume large quantities while still maintaining social competency. Typically, boozehounds receive the admiration of others for this special talent; however, as a result of this tolerance, the boozehound must develop a fondness for beast. Hobbies include beer pong, shot checkers, and power hour.
2. (n.) He who holds the "drinking title".
2. (n.) He who holds the "drinking title".
“Ah man, I really wish the boozehound was here to party with us tonight.”
- “Yeah, I know what you mean. But hey, without him here, we finally have some beer to drink for once.”
“Hey boozehound, how many beers is that for you?”
- “Oh, that’s about my 47th.”
- “Yeah, I know what you mean. But hey, without him here, we finally have some beer to drink for once.”
“Hey boozehound, how many beers is that for you?”
- “Oh, that’s about my 47th.”
by Greg May 13, 2005
A song by Blink 182 and by far their best song and one of the few great songs by them since they turned to pop rock.
We really need to see this through
We never wanted to be abused
We'll never give up its no use
If were fucked up your to blame
We never wanted to be abused
We'll never give up its no use
If were fucked up your to blame
by greg April 19, 2004
by Greg April 29, 2004
A Cardassian tailor on DS9. Garak was exiled from his home world of Cardassia, and was later found out to be a former Obsidian Order spy. He is son to Enabran Tain and is somewhat of a mystery to to most.
by Greg October 07, 2004
he recalled Raislin had not been impressed. - Dragonlance - Time of the Twins. Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.
by Greg April 13, 2004
noisecore is a subgenre of metal that transcends both hardcore and metal. It's intrumentation is unique- in that the guitar riffs are numerous and chaotic- often involving harmonics and fretboard noise. The vocals are normal screamed and hard to follow. That , however does not mean that the lyrics themselves are banal and unintelligent. On the contrary, noisecore lyrics are esoteric and ambiguous often having multiple meanings. Some of the most proficient of drummers can be found in noisecore.The rythmns are sporadic and often polyrythmic as well. Jazz influences can also be found in noisecore as well. The more complex the music is, the farther away from tradional song structures become.Chaos in noisecore is paramount.Noisescapes and samples are found frequently in this genre as an enhancement to the music to give it a more darker feel.
by greg September 23, 2003