Ghost's definitions

flyby

Done by a ricer after losing a race. It's the racing equivalent of a sucker punch. It goes like this: the race is over and the winning car is slowing down but the losing car just keeps going and flies by at (what seems to them, at least, to be) a great rate of speed.

I saw a Z hand a ricer his ass, who promptly did a flyby.

by ghost July 31, 2003

tarantula

A woman who has such a big bush that it can be seen coming out from the sides of her panties (when viewed from the front).

Damn, honey, look at that tarantula! Why don't you trim that thing?

by ghost July 31, 2003

bumpstick

A camshaft; the part of a typical engine that is timed with the crankshaft to actuate the valves.

Karl has a serious bumpstick in that thing, listen to the lope!

by ghost August 1, 2003

Doth

the ability to turn invisible

The apparition turned Doth after all the commotion we put forth.

by Ghost August 6, 2003

demiboyflux

Demiboyflux is a combination of demiboy and boyflux. Demiboyflux individuals have some connection to maleness but this connection fluctuates. At their most male, demiboyflux individuals feel like a demiboy. At their least male, they may feel like another gender.

The term may also be interpreted as someone who is partially, but not fully, boyflux.

The female counterpart is demigirlflux its neutral counterpart is demigenderflux

DBF stands "demiboyflux"

furry is terrible at keeping secrets

sky; hey furry told me that you are demiboyflux is that true
DBF; she wasn't meant to tell anyone but yes
sky; cool did you know i am nonb....
DBF; yes i already know your nonbinary it realy obvious you don't have to be the centre of attention you know
sky; um... you don't have to be so rude about your gender
DBF; sorry just annoyed at furry telling someone about my gender

by ghost April 14, 2023

rancher

An outcast. A social leper. A person shunned from society.

In high school, that guy was a total rancher.

by Ghost July 27, 2003

nose fruit

Boogers; snot.

Dude, clear your nose fruit!

by ghost July 31, 2003