to separate from your children on the first ski run of the day and leave supervision of them to your ski buddies.
Etymology: Ski culture - Inland NW, USA. A subset of the term "Indian outsourcing".
by Growlvin December 19, 2010
Definition: a form of soft snow texturally similar to Hawaiian shave ice that accumulates on the edge of a tracked up ski run; faux powder
Pronunciation: poc-uh-loh'-loh
Etymology: Ski culture - Inland NW, USA
by Growlvin January 24, 2012
Definition: a texture of snow favored by skiers for its quality and consistency.
Function: noun
Etymology: Ski culture - Inland NW, USA; the name of this form of snow originates from an analogous description of a former girlfriend described as “slightly dense, but a lot of fun”.
by Growlvin April 26, 2012
Pronunciation: did-ə-ˈbō-lē-ən ˈlä-jik
Function: noun
Etymology: Ski culture - Inland NW USA
Date: 2010
A particular mode of reasoning that results from smoking marijuana.
His decision to put on some music and have a beer, rather than to return to work, was a result of some solid didabolean logic.
by Growlvin January 23, 2010
Definition: an object, like a glove, dropped from a chairlift
Pronunciation: fərˈ-mən
Function: noun
Etymology: Ski culture - Inland NW, USA; derived from Mark Fuhrman the detective on the OJ Simpson case suspected of dropping a bloody glove at the crime scene.
At the end of the ski season after the snow melted, Willy hiked under the chair looking for fuhrmans.
by Growlvin December 30, 2009