N. The proper term for a double ear piercing adorned with a straight barbell. Normally, these piercings are located on the upper cartilage of the ear.
Derived from how it is referenced by both wearers and onlookers of the piercing.
Generally worn by "Punks" and the like to appear rebellious, pugnacious, disobedient, unruly, etc.
Derived from how it is referenced by both wearers and onlookers of the piercing.
Generally worn by "Punks" and the like to appear rebellious, pugnacious, disobedient, unruly, etc.
"Check out my Sweet Industrial"
"Hey, I heard Nancy just got a Sweet Industrial"
"I dare you to get a Sweet Industrial"
etc.
"Hey, I heard Nancy just got a Sweet Industrial"
"I dare you to get a Sweet Industrial"
etc.
by Jay Jay Cool Whip April 08, 2010
N. A cocktail containing one part orange soda and one part beer.
Modeled after the more distinguished and sophisticated "Mimosa" which contains orange juice and champagne.
Trailermosas are commonly consumed in the warm summer months at highly impoverished locations by lower-class people.
Modeled after the more distinguished and sophisticated "Mimosa" which contains orange juice and champagne.
Trailermosas are commonly consumed in the warm summer months at highly impoverished locations by lower-class people.
"Is Sandy over on her mobile-home porch, drinking trailermosas?"
"Come on over to my trailer court for cocktails; we've got trailermosas!"
"Come on over to my trailer court for cocktails; we've got trailermosas!"
by Jay Jay Cool Whip May 21, 2011
Adj. Of or relating to Dracula or, more generally, vampires. Scary, hot, bloodsucking, sparkly, etc.
Perhaps, also, a really cool potential band name.
Perhaps, also, a really cool potential band name.
1. Bill: This sky is so dark it makes me think of Transylvania.
Alan: It is draculactic indeed.
2.Suzanne: His teeth are sharp. Draculactic really.
3.Angie: Woo! Draculactic is my favorite band!
(Maybe?)
Alan: It is draculactic indeed.
2.Suzanne: His teeth are sharp. Draculactic really.
3.Angie: Woo! Draculactic is my favorite band!
(Maybe?)
by Jay Jay Cool Whip December 06, 2010
N. A person who is born out of wedlock.
Derived from the idea that the act of premarital sex is a sin and therefore a resulting baby would be from sin.
Derived from the idea that the act of premarital sex is a sin and therefore a resulting baby would be from sin.
"Brock is a sin baby and all his peers tease him because of it"
"I don't care if he's a bastard, I love me some sin baby!"
"I don't care if he's a bastard, I love me some sin baby!"
by Jay Jay Cool Whip February 12, 2010
Adj. Soon-to-be utter failure. The quality of being doomed.
A situation, real or imagined, may be Murphy-tastic if it will go wrong in every way.
Derived from the term Murphy's Law which states: "Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong."
A situation, real or imagined, may be Murphy-tastic if it will go wrong in every way.
Derived from the term Murphy's Law which states: "Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong."
Jadon: "I am going to run through this field of mines!"
Casey: "That is murphy-tastic; you're probably gonna die."
*Jadon Explodes*
Casey: "Told ya."
Casey: "That is murphy-tastic; you're probably gonna die."
*Jadon Explodes*
Casey: "Told ya."
by Jay Jay Cool Whip November 27, 2009
N. A person who really enjoys the company of cats and/or has an addiction to them.
Derived from the term "alcoholic" which describes a person with an addiction to alcohol.
(Not to be confused with catholic)
Derived from the term "alcoholic" which describes a person with an addiction to alcohol.
(Not to be confused with catholic)
"I'm so excited you are a catoholic!"
"Brenda has like 78 kittens and she loves them all. She is a catoholic"
"Brenda has like 78 kittens and she loves them all. She is a catoholic"
by Jay Jay Cool Whip March 23, 2010
N. A term equivalent to semen, a male's ejaculate.
It can be used in substitution of a vast array of epithets including, but not limited to: jizz, eggwhite, cum, sperm, goo, splooge, nut, cream, leche, etc.
Derived from the popular, mid-1970s musical genre.
It can be used in substitution of a vast array of epithets including, but not limited to: jizz, eggwhite, cum, sperm, goo, splooge, nut, cream, leche, etc.
Derived from the popular, mid-1970s musical genre.
by Jay Jay Cool Whip December 10, 2009