To use, make use of, or apply to
Origin: When a card (credit, debit, discount, etc.) is thrown on a counter, it is said to have been 'flung'
Origin: When a card (credit, debit, discount, etc.) is thrown on a counter, it is said to have been 'flung'
Everytime my father went to a hotel, he always flung his AARP card down and demanded a senior rate.
I didn't have enough cash on me so i just flung my Visa and signed away my soul.
I didn't have enough cash on me so i just flung my Visa and signed away my soul.
by pythonspam December 01, 2003
Any member of personnel (often IT) who's job deals extensively with the manipulation, transfer, or control of databases or the like
Hey Jimbo, The server just crashed again. Better call up the Data Wranglers so they know this problem is consistant.
by pythonspam May 13, 2004
To Leave, to extricate onesself from the premises or area, to remove onesself from the current location or situation
See: get on outta here
See: get on outta here
by pythonspam November 07, 2003
1)Everybody else got an nice big bonus check, but Dave got The Shaft.
2) Between getting fired, evicted, arrested, beaten-up, and robbed, this week has been the shaft. Maybe New york isn't the best place for me.
2) Between getting fired, evicted, arrested, beaten-up, and robbed, this week has been the shaft. Maybe New york isn't the best place for me.
by pythonspam November 07, 2003
A waterfowl, with a variety of species, most-namely, the duck-billed.
A noble creature, that no one would ever make fun of except for Kevin Smith, like when he had nothing better to say at the beginning of Dogma.
A noble creature, that no one would ever make fun of except for Kevin Smith, like when he had nothing better to say at the beginning of Dogma.
Kevin Smith must have been attacked by a platypus as a small child, in addition to all the other stuff that happened.
by pythonspam November 07, 2003
by PythonSpam October 23, 2003
1) Pictograph representing a word, expression, or idea
2) Individual or thing which represents a group, i.e. mascot, etc.
See: symbolism or symbolic
2) Individual or thing which represents a group, i.e. mascot, etc.
See: symbolism or symbolic
1) Giving someone the finger is the universal symbol for 'F#@% you' or 'F#*& off'.
2) The Bald eagle is one of our national symbols.
alt) Ever Since Prince turned himself into a Symbol.
2) The Bald eagle is one of our national symbols.
alt) Ever Since Prince turned himself into a Symbol.
by pythonspam November 07, 2003