rhubarb

A dispute or fight in baseball, often escalating to a bench-clearing brawl.

Also can refer to the aftermath of a bad call from an umpire.

A fracas.
Zim got caught up in that rhubarb last night; I always knew he had a plate in his head.
by Joe Bone March 11, 2005
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too much ham for two eggs

From the Spanish: Mucho jamon por dos huevos-- a fat girl.
She was too much ham for my two eggs.
by Joe Bone March 07, 2005
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lunchmeat

Those guys hired all the lunchmeat we just let go.
by Joe Bone March 11, 2005
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two acres

sore testicles, typically after farmwork
Farmer: "I been plowing that field all week; now I've got two acres."-- stupid farmer joke told hundreds of ways, all of them crap.
by Joe Bone March 07, 2005
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crack

1. freebase form of cocaine, generally smoked in a crackpipe

2. the crevice between one's butt cheeks.
"The Customs officer stripsearched Oprah and found forty pounds of crack."
by Joe Bone March 14, 2005
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boolie

The hindquarters of a small tailless dog, such as a Schipperke.
That crazy dog has a bug up its boolie.
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jack shit

1. jack rabbit feces.

2. something plentiful and omnipresent, yet nonetheless worthless.

3. nothing, or nothingness
(see jack squat)
"This here jack shit ain't worth jack shit."

Incorrect: "He don't know jack shit."
Correct: "He knows jack shit."
by Joe Bone March 11, 2005
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