booby trap


1. a concealed trap

2. to conceal a trap in something
They will probably booby trap the route. We will need a metal detector to avoid running over hidden mines.
by Light Joker October 21, 2005
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alley cat

1. a stray cat, a homeless cat

2. a sexually promiscuous person, usually a woman
An alley cat ran out into the street causing the several cars to swerve.
by Light Joker April 05, 2006
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knock up

If you don't use protection you will probably knock her up.
by Light Joker July 12, 2005
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gumby

a tall squared and slanted haircut (from the name of a character who has such a shape of head)
by Light Joker March 30, 2007
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graveyard shift

a working shift that begins at midnight or 2 AM
I don't think I would have enough energy to stay awake during a graveyard shift.
by Light Joker July 08, 2005
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freedom fries

The worst idea for making the people of the U.S. look patriotic ever.
Why would George W. Bushwah get the idea that French fries were actually named after the French anyway, which is beside the fact that there are many people in the U.S. that have French heritage.
by Light Joker June 26, 2004
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scallywag/carpet-bagger

During reconstruction after the civil war in the southern U.S. there were notherners who came down who were called scallywags and carpet baggers. The word scallywag meant troublemaker and carpet-bagger was an allusion to the bags carried by the norther buisness men who came just to profit. The use of both of these terms was in effect of any person seen as one of these type of people, regardless of race.
I learned about people who former confederate supporters reffered to as scallywags and carpet-baggers in My U.S. history class in 11th grade when the unit vocabulary was being discussed.
by Light Joker June 15, 2004
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