Lazareth Link's definitions
Can mean
1: Not going to happen
2: Not allowed to try
3: Not being given the go-ahead
4: Not allowed to use your throw in Backgammon (and possibly other games)
Example of antonym: "green light"
1: Not going to happen
2: Not allowed to try
3: Not being given the go-ahead
4: Not allowed to use your throw in Backgammon (and possibly other games)
Example of antonym: "green light"
1a: Sure we shouldn't bring this to trial?
1b: No dice
2a: May I try to beat your highscore?
2b: No dice
3a: Permission to follow?
3b: No dice
4: No dice, it landed on the tip.
1b: No dice
2a: May I try to beat your highscore?
2b: No dice
3a: Permission to follow?
3b: No dice
4: No dice, it landed on the tip.
by Lazareth Link February 10, 2005
Get the no dice mug.A addiction of choice refers to something that is not physically addicting. Normally it is meant as a joke, asking what your favourite drink is.
1) Cigerettes is not a addiction of choice, since your body gets addicted to it.
2) Cola can be somebody's addiction of choice.
3) Dr. Pepper is MY addiction of choice. ;)
2) Cola can be somebody's addiction of choice.
3) Dr. Pepper is MY addiction of choice. ;)
by Lazareth Link May 3, 2005
Get the addiction of choice mug.1) To fire the whole arsenal at one target
2) To Launch all fighter planes against one military target.
3) To drop all availble bombs.
4) To deplete all potential firepower at once.
5) To fire a broadside.
2) To Launch all fighter planes against one military target.
3) To drop all availble bombs.
4) To deplete all potential firepower at once.
5) To fire a broadside.
by Lazareth Link March 6, 2005
Get the alpha strike mug.1: A military manoeuvre intended to put stress on an enemy's defences.
2: A military manoeuvre intended to surprise an enemy
2: A military manoeuvre intended to surprise an enemy
1: The general decided to do a traditional vice manoeuvre, quickly splitting his troops up in two equal sizes and ordering them to attack from two polar flanks.
2: It was night and the general decided to take the enemy base by surprise. He split up his troops in one smaller and one bigger size and ordered the smaller part to attack from the left flank while the bigger part prepared to take over the battlements from the right flank.
2: It was night and the general decided to take the enemy base by surprise. He split up his troops in one smaller and one bigger size and ordered the smaller part to attack from the left flank while the bigger part prepared to take over the battlements from the right flank.
by Lazareth Link February 12, 2005
Get the vice manoeuvre mug.Slang for a pumpgun or sniper rifle.
(Sniper rifle): Alpha took careful aim at Beta, making sure to line up his killrod perfectly.
(Pumpgun): Alpha went in guns ablazing, constantly pumping his killrod.
(Pumpgun): Alpha went in guns ablazing, constantly pumping his killrod.
by Lazareth Link February 11, 2005
Get the Killrod mug.A contraction of "cool" and "okie". Here "okie" means "okay". Rarely used but exist on the Internet.
Usually used to express that a given situation is of no concern.
Usually used to express that a given situation is of no concern.
L33tboi: Be right back guys, my bro just walked in with our new Playstation 2. ;)
GeneralKazoo: Cookie, commander. =D
Minibowzor: Woah woah woah, not leaving the game, are we?
--
A: Sure we won't have to pull out?
B: Nah, it's all cookies.
GeneralKazoo: Cookie, commander. =D
Minibowzor: Woah woah woah, not leaving the game, are we?
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A: Sure we won't have to pull out?
B: Nah, it's all cookies.
by Lazareth Link February 10, 2005
Get the Cookie mug.1: The british variation of the word which the Americans spell as "color".
2: A cause of lengthly and meaningless discussions over which way to spell the word is superior.
2: A cause of lengthly and meaningless discussions over which way to spell the word is superior.
by Lazareth Link February 11, 2005
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