Jolly Roger's definitions

good buddy

A term that back in the 70's meant someone on the other end of a CB radio communications that you were on good terms with and since then has morphed into meaning homosexual trucker.

1) Thats a big 10-4 good buddy, it's time to put the hammer down. 2) Roger that good buddy, I'm in the back row of the Flying J and am ready to play meat puppets.

by Jolly Roger March 15, 2004

Grinder bird

Navy term for the seagulls that land on the grinder/blacktop that you march on.
In the chowhall you sometimes are served cornish hen, some new recruits have never seen a cornish hen and you tell them it's grinder bird.

Seaman Johnson: These are the smallest chickens I have ever seen.
Seaman Morris: Thats not chicken it's grinder bird.

by Jolly Roger March 25, 2004

booya

An ebonic word used by individuals of poor education and very limited vocabulary as an exclamation and is a fine example as to why third world countries are kicking our ass in academics.

After the job applicant used the word booya during his interview I threw his application in the trash can, I dont want my customers thinking I have a convict working for me.

by Jolly Roger March 17, 2004

dykes on spikes

Female golfers or the LGPA tour

Those dykes on spikes played better than the men on the mid and short game.

by Jolly Roger April 2, 2004

porker

A desirable female with buxom proportions.

She is a fine porker.

by Jolly Roger March 19, 2004

Zanbatou

The literal interpretation of the term Zanbatour is "horse-slaying sword." This is the term for a sword used during the japanese feudal era. It was intended to remove a cavalryman's horse from underneath him by "slaying" it in one fell swoop. However, due to its massive size its was determined ineffective in combat and its use was therefore abandoned.

The zanbatou is a formidable weapon.

by Jolly Roger December 6, 2003

Frankendyke

Janet "Frankendyke" Reno

Frankendyke is responsible for the murder of the men, women and children at the Branch Dividian Church in Mt. Carmel, TX.

by Jolly Roger April 5, 2004