Literally Meaning, "Sword That Cuts Through Torsos", In Japanese. The Dotanuki Was The Katana Carried By The Kaishakunin. It's Slightly Longer Then A Normal Katana and Is Weighted On The Curved Side, Making It Much Heavier Too. Because Of The Weight The Kaishakunin Was Able To Perform Kaishaku Usually In One Cut, Making For A More Humane Death.
by Ibble March 10, 2005
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by Ibble March 10, 2005
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Japanese Phrase Literally Meaning, "A Journey To Hell". Used When a Yakuza Asks Allies To Help Them In A Deiri.
by Ibble March 10, 2005
Slang Meaning Good or cool, Comes From The Dungeons And Dragons Campaign Setting "Red Steel", Where Wheel-Lock Guns are Rare and Only Carried and Used By the Rich and The Famous (or Infamous).
Person 1: "Yo! I Finally Got A New Stereo Put In My Car"
Person 2: "Really? That's Wheel-Lock"
Person 1: "Yeah, Totally Wheel-Lock"
Person 2: "Really? That's Wheel-Lock"
Person 1: "Yeah, Totally Wheel-Lock"
by Ibble February 27, 2005
A Flat Ass, An Ass That Disappears Into The Persons Back, Giving Them A Torso That Looks Like A Teddy Bears.
by Ibble March 10, 2005