Lady Chevalier's definitions
A female who, when of the opinion she has not been given enough airtime in a film, will simply verbally reject the role, rather than resorting to violent or physical means of protest.
by Lady Chevalier June 10, 2005
Get the halle berry girlmug. A dip/spread (commonly eaten on pita bread) made from mushed chickpeas, garlic, and lemon juice. Believed to have originated in the Middle East, it is popular in America with vegetarians and college students (no one else seems to know it exists.) It's quite good, and has a nice zing to it--delicious with lime tortilla chips.
Also spelled humus (one m), although this spelling can also refer to decaying plant or animal matter. When writing appetiser menus for formal banquets (especially those banquets including guests familar with horticulture), it is probably best to stick with H-U-M-M-U-S. (Though you must admit, H-U-M-U-S is bound to get a priceless reaction or two.)
Also spelled humus (one m), although this spelling can also refer to decaying plant or animal matter. When writing appetiser menus for formal banquets (especially those banquets including guests familar with horticulture), it is probably best to stick with H-U-M-M-U-S. (Though you must admit, H-U-M-U-S is bound to get a priceless reaction or two.)
First Horticulturist: Mmm, this spread is delicious. What is it?
Second Horticulturist: *check menu* ...Humus.
*the pair exchange looks of horror and faint dead away*
Passing College Student: *eats remaining hummus*
Second Horticulturist: *check menu* ...Humus.
*the pair exchange looks of horror and faint dead away*
Passing College Student: *eats remaining hummus*
by Lady Chevalier May 29, 2005
Get the hummusmug. Interjection. Similar to: alrighty, awesome, schweet, coolz.
Mild & amiable in tone. Used in affirmation, agreement, or as a pleased reaction to something.
Often used as a reply to the word "awesome."
Mild & amiable in tone. Used in affirmation, agreement, or as a pleased reaction to something.
Often used as a reply to the word "awesome."
Brad: Want to go into the creepy haunted house with me?
Janet. Sure.
Brad: Awesome.
Janet: Awesome possum.
Janet. Sure.
Brad: Awesome.
Janet: Awesome possum.
by Lady Chevalier June 13, 2005
Get the awesome possummug. The college radio station broadcast from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Plays a funky mix of music, and is a lot of fun. Worth checking out at radiok.org
Radio K--Real College Radio!
by Lady Chevalier March 23, 2005
Get the Radio Kmug. Noun:
1. A bold color, a cross between yellow and red.
2. A spherical citrus fruit of this color.
Adjective:
1. of or relating to the color orange
2. of or relating to the flavor of the orange fruit.
Random:
1. A word you'll never see at the end of a line of a rhyming poem.
2. Punchline of a grade school knock-knock joke.
The plural form is "oranges," which is also a sweet poem about a first date by the author Gary Soto.
1. A bold color, a cross between yellow and red.
2. A spherical citrus fruit of this color.
Adjective:
1. of or relating to the color orange
2. of or relating to the flavor of the orange fruit.
Random:
1. A word you'll never see at the end of a line of a rhyming poem.
2. Punchline of a grade school knock-knock joke.
The plural form is "oranges," which is also a sweet poem about a first date by the author Gary Soto.
Orange soda doesn't taste like oranges, but at least it's the right color.
...Orange you glad I didn't say banana?
...Orange you glad I didn't say banana?
by Lady Chevalier April 9, 2004
Get the orangemug. An insult regarding the artistic ability of a person's female parent, especially in regards to the cutting-up and re-gluing of pictures from magazines.
Found especially among students of Graphic or Interior Design, as no one else cares (or knows) about the artistic abilities of their mother.
This insult is perhaps a parody of misspelling/mispronunciation of Kip Dynamite's crushing yet witty line your mom goes to college.
Found especially among students of Graphic or Interior Design, as no one else cares (or knows) about the artistic abilities of their mother.
This insult is perhaps a parody of misspelling/mispronunciation of Kip Dynamite's crushing yet witty line your mom goes to college.
Graphic Design Student: You wouldn't know an "Interior" if it were labled--in chartreuse!
Interior Design Student: Oh, yeah? You call *that* "graphic design"? I made better collages than that when I was three!
Graphic Design Student: Your mom goes to collage.
Interior Design Student: *runs away crying*
Interior Design Student: Oh, yeah? You call *that* "graphic design"? I made better collages than that when I was three!
Graphic Design Student: Your mom goes to collage.
Interior Design Student: *runs away crying*
by Lady Chevalier July 18, 2005
Get the Your Mom Goes To Collagemug. by Lady Chevalier October 4, 2005
Get the emailicallymug.