1. a euphemism for up da butt
2. an intensifier used to connote aggression in phrases such as "Oh yeah? Well you can take that draft card and put it where the sun never shines".
Where the sun don't shine is coarser and therefore more aggressive.
2. an intensifier used to connote aggression in phrases such as "Oh yeah? Well you can take that draft card and put it where the sun never shines".
Where the sun don't shine is coarser and therefore more aggressive.
by mandingoe June 15, 2004
1. any nasty fight between women, not necessarily involving physical violence
2. two women fighting. Often involving manuvures men would consider out of bounds e.g. pulling hair, scratching, etc.
3. the male fantasy of two women ripping each others clothes off. Combines the pleasure of multiple strippers, wrestling, and novelty for free. What's not to like?
4. the most sexist/sexiest TV commercial of recent memory in which two models strip down to their lingerie in a pool at a fancy restaurant in less than one minute.
2. two women fighting. Often involving manuvures men would consider out of bounds e.g. pulling hair, scratching, etc.
3. the male fantasy of two women ripping each others clothes off. Combines the pleasure of multiple strippers, wrestling, and novelty for free. What's not to like?
4. the most sexist/sexiest TV commercial of recent memory in which two models strip down to their lingerie in a pool at a fancy restaurant in less than one minute.
The cat fight commercial was Kitana Baker's ticket to fame. She tore off the "Tastes Great" babe's top in one swipe.
by mandingoe June 08, 2004
by Mandingoe August 02, 2008
Supposedly l33t speak for a computer box. Somehow the irc abbreviation doubled the length of the word
Typically used in conjunction with r0x0rz e.g. 1 r0x0rz jur b0x0rz
The meaning has morphed into boxer shorts in a case of irc whisper down the lane.
Typically used in conjunction with r0x0rz e.g. 1 r0x0rz jur b0x0rz
The meaning has morphed into boxer shorts in a case of irc whisper down the lane.
I prefer b0x0rz to b213f5.
by mandingoe June 09, 2004
by mandingoe July 22, 2004
by mandingoe September 24, 2004
Women who have veered from the work force into raising chickens, growing vegetables, and canning. A DYI locavore
My femivore friends may never do more than dabble in backyard farming - keeping a couple of chickens, some rabbits, maybe a beehive or two - but they're still transforming the definition of homemaker.
—New York Times, Mar 14, 2010
—New York Times, Mar 14, 2010
by Mandingoe September 06, 2010