IrishDaddy2U's definitions

took a lickin'

1. He took a lickin' means that he really got beat up by someone else.

2. He had the shyte kicked outta him.

3. Mark Twain like words meaning that someone was beat with a razor strap, or belt.

2. After they got done with him, he could hardly stand because the beat him nearly to death.

3. Huck Finn said: "Tom if you don't gitt that done your Aunts be liable to make ya took a lickin'!"

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

bovine

1. It literally means "like a cow."

1. He smiled and said that she was simply bovine, and she was so dense that she thought it was a compliment! LOL! Can you believe that?

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

iggit

1. An "iggit" is slang for {idiot. It most likely originated down South, probably by rednecks.

1. If that iggit does that again Ima blow his head off!

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

boutta

1. Boutta is slang for "about to", "about ta", etc...

1. I'm boutta slap the crap outta you ya jerk-wad!

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

DUMDUM

1. A dumdum is a stupid person, as described above.

2. A dumdum is also an OLD name brand of a sucker in America.

1. That guy sure is a dumdum. *eyeroll*

2. My favorite kind of sucker is a dumdum.

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

if

1. "If" is the BIGGEST "little" word in the English language. It can stop a contract from going through. It can stop a marriage. It can stop love. It can intervene in life and change it dramatically. If can do many things. It is able to change an entire book of words. (If this story had been true, wouldn't it really be sad then?") If can change you point of view, perspective, and interest in one, or many things (persons, etc...) all at once, or over a long period of time.

1. Todd said that"If is the biggest little word in the world." He was right...

more examples:

"If I would have known then what I do now; I NEVER would have done that."

Then the Judge said: "If you proceed as planned, you WILL go to jail young man! Do you understand this?"

"If I had a dollar for every time she cheated on me, I'd be RICH!"

derivatives:

"Iffy" - Meaning that things are close to a true balance, but that it could go either way depending on what happens.

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

Iffy

1. "Iffy" - Meaning that things are close to a true balance, but that it could go either way depending on what happens.

1. The judgment could go either way, the jury is hung - it's kind of iffy right now. I am not sure what will happen.

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010