the slightly-disappointing feeling of smoking way to much weed, and therefore rendering yourself totally sober.
by kevin August 26, 2003

Three quarters, two dimes, two nickels, and five pennies. Something people carry when they want to get rid of their change.
"Perfect change" is what you give a casier so you don't get change back. "A perfect change" is the combination of coins you might carry so you can give perfect change.
"Perfect change" is what you give a casier so you don't get change back. "A perfect change" is the combination of coins you might carry so you can give perfect change.
Cashier: The total comes to $6.68
Customer: *gives her a five, a one, two quarters, a dime, a nickel, and three pennies.
Cashier: Your change comes to...um...nothing.
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Man, I've got a lot of coins. I should probably make a perfect change.
Customer: *gives her a five, a one, two quarters, a dime, a nickel, and three pennies.
Cashier: Your change comes to...um...nothing.
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Man, I've got a lot of coins. I should probably make a perfect change.
by Kevin February 18, 2009

by Kevin April 17, 2003

by Kevin January 14, 2004

an abundance, phonetic spelling of the french 'beaucoup'
usu. used in the southern US
Also spelled buku
usu. used in the southern US
Also spelled buku
by Kevin December 01, 2003

Jim: "How was that party last night?"
Kevin: "It was pretty good, but most of the people there were gay men."
Jim: "So it was a sausage party"
Kevin: "I don't know about that Jim because although there were only a few women there, there were even fewer straight men there."
Kevin: "It was pretty good, but most of the people there were gay men."
Jim: "So it was a sausage party"
Kevin: "I don't know about that Jim because although there were only a few women there, there were even fewer straight men there."
by Kevin October 11, 2003

by kevin February 07, 2004
