Slang term for a girl who associates with the punkrock/skateboarding/alternative subculture(s). The term originates from pin-up model Bettie Page's signature haircut with short bangs, a common fashion trait for girls in these subcultures.
The origins of the term "betty" has nothing to do with Betty Rubble, Betty Boop, or with the stereohype that it is a sure "bet" that a betty will have sex on the first date; at least, as far as I'm aware.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 28, 2008
Function: noun
1. Republican euphemism for starting a war of aggression, the "supreme war crime" according to the UN charter, as heard during an interview from the floor at the 2008 RNC (Republican National Convention).
1. Republican euphemism for starting a war of aggression, the "supreme war crime" according to the UN charter, as heard during an interview from the floor at the 2008 RNC (Republican National Convention).
One of a long list of things the Republican Party has apparently done to disappoint its supporters is when it engaged in military adventurism.
by Johnny J. Rockability October 20, 2008
by Johnny J. Rockability January 04, 2011
by Johnny J. Rockability January 04, 2011
Occurs when a website has a large amount of content that is exclusively relevant to or tilted toward the perspective of office workers, due to the fact that office workers apparently have plenty of time to kill frequenting frivolous, time-wasting websites, like this one.
Examples of office bias on urbandictionary.com are legion and include anything related to offices, faxing, stock trading, elevators, frequent air travel, etc.
by Johnny J. Rockability July 16, 2010
In chess, when a player checks the opposition without gaining any advantage do to a lack of foresight and/or planning.
by Johnny J. Rockability June 12, 2008
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): im·bib·led; im·bib·ling
1 a: to receive into the mind and retain the notion that everything in the bible is true b: to assimilate or take into your mind the idea that all events in the bible are factual
2: to drink liquid feces
— im·bib·ler noun
Inflected Form(s): im·bib·led; im·bib·ling
1 a: to receive into the mind and retain the notion that everything in the bible is true b: to assimilate or take into your mind the idea that all events in the bible are factual
2: to drink liquid feces
— im·bib·ler noun
Alcohol is great for escaping reality, but it wears off; so, I imbible instead.
Dude, I got so imbibled last night I had visions of Eve shagging Cain and Abel!
You don't have to be an imbibler to question evolution, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
Dude, I got so imbibled last night I had visions of Eve shagging Cain and Abel!
You don't have to be an imbibler to question evolution, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 17, 2008