dixie

1. the southern United states

2. in the manner of the Southern United States

(such states are located south of the Mason-Dixon line)

The dixie has become a place for retirement.

by Light Joker July 13, 2007

okie

1. a migratory worker

2. a native or resident of Oklahoma

A whole bunch of Okies got off the bus.

by Light Joker April 09, 2006

in line for

in position to get something

Your in line for a knuckle sandwich.

by Light Joker November 14, 2005

knockoff

1. an imitation of someone or something

2. to imitate someone or something

That site has mostly knockoffs of popular video games.

by Light Joker May 23, 2006

drop out

1. to stop going to school

2. a person who stopped going to school

3. to withdraw from a lifestyle, typically a conventional one

If you drop out you will regret it later.

by Light Joker March 14, 2007

eat out

1. to eat a meal away from home, especially at a restaurant

2. to perform oral sex on a woman

3. to reprimand someone severely

We don't have time to eat out tonight.

by Light Joker July 23, 2007

illegitimis non carborundum

Don't let the bastards grind you down (from the mock-Latin word, illegitimatus, "bastard," and carborundum, an old brand of abrasives)

Whenever they take advantage of your disability, just remember this phrase, illegitimis non carborundum.

by Light Joker May 24, 2006