fo shizzle my nizzo

The breakdown to this is the expressor to the expressee: shizzle my nizzo! This means putting action upon any object. Shizzle is the verb and Nizzo is the object of the verb. The expressor is asking the expressee to "do something to something"! Whatever it is and to what is up for purely speculative interpretation and depends on the linguistic conditions and the situational environment of the moment.

Lord girlfriend, I haven't seen you for so long. Come over here and "shizzle my nizzo"!

by Merrily McCarthy September 15, 2003

knucklehead

A dunce. A dummy. A very stubborn person or animal.

I told him how to do it, but he would not listen, the knucklehead!

by Merrily McCarthy July 17, 2003

cheek shot

A below the belt insult aimed from the back side.

"I heard what she said! Boy what a cheek shot!"

by Merrily McCarthy July 19, 2003

cool-aide

When someone has taken upon themselves to be calm about something, that might be just a little exciting.

Hey, say look, my appetite is over extending, so why you getting all up in my cool-aide for?

by Merrily McCarthy July 23, 2003

low life

It could be people who are poor, or it could be people who live like pond scum. Or it could be people who have no values, nor standards compared to people who can afford the paper to write standards and values upon.

Don't worry what that low-life thinks! look where they live, they are nothing but low-life.

by Merrily McCarthy July 17, 2003

witches brew

Witches brew is a family term for coffee. The stronger the coffee, the more it deserved the name of "witches brew". I think it got this name from the strong flavor of the coffee and the busy behaviour of people who drink too much coffee.

Mother laughed as she poured the hot liquid she called "witches brew" from the coffee pot into the porcelain mug. "Here", she said, offering me a cup of her famous witches brew.

by Merrily McCarthy July 19, 2003