Leif 's definitions
A spouse or significant other. Comes from the fact that they love to ride your back and never ever ever stop. God what a whipping... what a beatdown. And people wonder why half of the world cheats.?
by Leif June 10, 2006

What happens to you when you start nodding off and then you jerk your head back suddenly. Happens a lot when staying on the computer too long. Very dangerous if driving.
If you didn't get enough sleep, and you're driving, please pull over at the first instance of naplash. If possible, get coffee or walk around, or take a proper nap.
I was trying to play SWG the other night, but one of the people in our group kept disconnectin, and I started sufferin naplash.
I was trying to play SWG the other night, but one of the people in our group kept disconnectin, and I started sufferin naplash.
by Leif April 7, 2005

by Leif June 10, 2006

Among other things, disco can also be an intransitive verb - an abbreviation of "disconnect" - usually used in the past tense. It is normally used during an online game or instant messaging.
Even with broadband, I somtimes get discoed.
Our group was destroying that Narglartch den on SWG until the Zabrak got discoed.
Our group was destroying that Narglartch den on SWG until the Zabrak got discoed.
by Leif June 10, 2006

by leif June 10, 2006

1. Poor spelling of a word meaning joint (doobie) - influenced by college hijinx.
2. Dude who happens to show up when the bong fires up, but never buys a bag.
2. Dude who happens to show up when the bong fires up, but never buys a bag.
1. Hand me a dubie, i'm too poor to afford two "o"s.
2. Man, dubie must have a nose that can smell this skunk a mile away. Here comes dubie.
2. Man, dubie must have a nose that can smell this skunk a mile away. Here comes dubie.
by Leif June 10, 2006

This term is usually used when someone else asks you to keep a secret. Could be used in a one on one situation, or it could be used in a meeting situation, where a group is talking about another group or person.
Source: from the TV ads about Las Vegas, which state that what happens there stays there.
Source: from the TV ads about Las Vegas, which state that what happens there stays there.
Gossiper 1: I really need to tell you about so-n-so, but you gotta keep this between you and me.
Gossiper 2: Don't worry, this is Vegas.
Gossiper 2: Don't worry, this is Vegas.
by Leif June 10, 2006
