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bummrt

A really bad event. Sort of like a bummer, only spelled properly.
"I heard Steve-Dave broke his ankle shooting hoops, maybe he was just unlucky. bummrt."
by Path January 3, 2006
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bit up

A person, place, or thing, that is run down, worn out, or not up to the standards of the person uttering the phrase.
Man, that car is bit up, it looks like it was in a drive-by from all the rust holes in the door.
by Path January 3, 2006
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stomped out

Usually refers to an item that is smashed beyond recognition. Can also refer to run-down automobiles, cars, houses, or other personal effects.
Man, did you see that old Nintendo someone left in that garbage can back there? It's so stomped out it looks like a puzzle.
by Path January 3, 2006
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top tall

When a woman's torso is too long and her legs are too short, essentially the inverse of what's hot.
Johnny Drama didn't want to give a girl a ticket to the premiere of Aquaman because she was top tall.
by Path July 3, 2006
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EmoBook

The Apple MacBook. Called the EmoBook because the edge of the keyboard is poorly designed and is sharp, which cuts up your wrists.
"I thought Bernie went to a Cure concert, his wrists were so cut up... but he was just on his EmoBook."
by Path June 1, 2006
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Bump 'n' Jump

When a drunk driver decides to drive down a street that has cars parked on both sides of it and use them as bumpers. Term was originally derived from the 1982 video game.
Some douche got drunk at the bar down the street and had a little Bump 'n' Jump action on my car... it's banged up!
by Path June 11, 2006
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IBTC

Acronym for "Itty Bitty Titty Committee". Usually used to describe women (or men) with a lack of flesh mounds.
Latisha is a card-carrying member of the IBTC, I'm suprised she doesn't pay to get some new watermelons.
by Path October 17, 2005
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