A person who solves problems - usually with brilliant, lucid thinking under pressure and stylish charisma for galvanizing other people into action.
The phrase comes from the film Pulp Fiction, and can now be used for any seriously efficient professional fixer.
The phrase comes from the film Pulp Fiction, and can now be used for any seriously efficient professional fixer.
Jules, Vincent and Jimmy didn't know what to do about Marvin until Winston Wolf turned up.
"I'm Winston Wolf. I solve problems."
"I'm Winston Wolf. I solve problems."
by Lior Bar-On September 10, 2007
He parked his Corvette by the club and by the time he came out he had a dozen phone numbers wedged under his wipers.
by Lior Bar-On June 18, 2004
1. (noun) Act of unabashed hypocrisy, particularly by a person who holds authority.
2. A hypocrite in general.
3. (verb) Commit an act of severe hypocrisy.
Derived from the name of a famous politician who wants to ban all privately owned guns while they have a concealed weapon permit in a place where getting one is almost impossible.
2. A hypocrite in general.
3. (verb) Commit an act of severe hypocrisy.
Derived from the name of a famous politician who wants to ban all privately owned guns while they have a concealed weapon permit in a place where getting one is almost impossible.
What a Feinstein! He gave me a ticket and then drove off through a red light!
She's Feinsteined us again, that wicked lady!
She's Feinsteined us again, that wicked lady!
by Lior Bar-On June 08, 2004
by Lior Bar-On May 17, 2004
Any artillery piece of a size suitable for holding and firing with one hand. Originally referred to a gas-operated pistol marketed by Magnum Research and made by Israel Military Industries, the term is now applied by the general gun-ignorant public to any really mean and scary looking pistol.
by Lior Bar-On June 18, 2004
Search the person of for metallic objects using a handheld metal detector, particularly in a public place and when the subject does not have any reasonable alternative.
by Lior Bar-On January 17, 2004
by Lior Bar-On October 10, 2006