4 definitions by Ian Callahan
The root word in the more commonly known term: Lunkhead. A word used to describe someone of low intelligence and usually of a portly stature. see dullard or dolt A heavy, stupid fellow.
Can you believe that? That stupid lunk just cut me off!
Look at that lunk, he dripped ketchup all over his fat gut when he was eating his hamburger.
Look at that lunk, he dripped ketchup all over his fat gut when he was eating his hamburger.
by Ian Callahan May 29, 2006
1: My boss was being a real cruster last night by not letting me go home.
2: Don't be such a cruster!
3: What happened to your hair? You look like a cruster today.
2: Don't be such a cruster!
3: What happened to your hair? You look like a cruster today.
by Ian Callahan January 5, 2006
To defecate . To relieve one's self by fecal expulsion from one's anus.
Origin: the frase could have been allocated to this meaning due to the assertion that the dump would be or feel like it was a two pounder. Hence the word 'deuce'. Or, the more commonly accepted origin of this frase is a response to a euphemism for taking a crap: 'going # 2'.
Origin: the frase could have been allocated to this meaning due to the assertion that the dump would be or feel like it was a two pounder. Hence the word 'deuce'. Or, the more commonly accepted origin of this frase is a response to a euphemism for taking a crap: 'going # 2'.
by Ian Callahan January 5, 2006
A term used to describe someone in a derogitory manner. Most often, it is used in describing a child who misbehaves frquently. It is also used to describe anyone who acts in a crappy or unpleasant manner. See cruster, jerk.
That little crapper Tommy stepped out in front of the car and pointed his toy gun at us as we drove by.
Those Iranians are acting like real crappers about thier nuclear plants.
Those Iranians are acting like real crappers about thier nuclear plants.
by Ian Callahan January 17, 2006