He swooped in off the wing and tried to stuff the puck salad side.
He's been dominating you on the forehand all match, you've got to pound his salad side if you want a chance.
He's been dominating you on the forehand all match, you've got to pound his salad side if you want a chance.
by Hexis August 21, 2008
Get the salad side mug.by Hexis August 20, 2008
Get the crack a crunch mug.Even though it was an unconvincing group stage win, the streets were filled with celebrating basters.
Khazil is a nice guy, for a baster.
Khazil is a nice guy, for a baster.
by Hexis August 18, 2008
Get the baster mug.A slight 'opening up' of the hockey stick while on the forehand, so as to sell the goalie on a forehand shot, in order to go backhand.
He coasted in on a breakaway, gave him the how's she going, slid the puck to the backhand and put it top shelf.
by Hexis August 21, 2008
Get the the how's she going mug.Spin, or english on a ball, especially when it is the perfect amount for the task at hand.
Pronounced as in au jus, with a silent s.
Pronounced as in au jus, with a silent s.
I think if you hit it with a touch of jus the ball will hold out against the early break and trickle on down to the hole.
Oh! That just missed! I think with just a little more jus that ball would have curled into the net!
Oh! That just missed! I think with just a little more jus that ball would have curled into the net!
by Hexis August 21, 2008
Get the jus mug.adj. Able to walk and text message at the same time, avoiding obstacles without ever having to look away from one's fingers.
While seemingly engrossed with the thumbing out of texts, the truly peripatextic individual moves effortlessly along the busy city sidewalk.
by Hexis October 16, 2009
Get the Peripatextic mug.Variation of loves it, where the additional
<it> stands for surrounding conditions or fate in general. Mainly used in golf where the additional <it> refers to the golf course as an entity.
<it> stands for surrounding conditions or fate in general. Mainly used in golf where the additional <it> refers to the golf course as an entity.
That shot's started out down the left but it loves it, the wind's blowing the ball right back towards the target.
That doesn't look like a good shot, but wait, it loves it! It bounced out of the rough and onto the green!
That doesn't look like a good shot, but wait, it loves it! It bounced out of the rough and onto the green!
by Hexis August 21, 2008
Get the It loves it mug.