pmer

1.Opposite of remp; No
2.No with a disappointed flavor

"Do you have two prr of Air Force Ones?"
Pmer.

by Raised by a cup of coffee August 11, 2003

neyugn

Opposite of Nguyen; Yes

"Did you like the new Strong Bad e-mail?"
Neyugn.

by Raised by a cup of coffee August 11, 2003

Kenneth Pontesso

The senator from Cincinnati, Ohio

Dr. Gage, "Ah yes, Kenneth Pontesso, the senator from Cincinnati, Ohio."

by Raised by a cup of coffee April 19, 2004

Red Hots

When playing softball, if Red Hots is called, the base runners are able to be called out if touched by the ball.

If a fielder throws the ball at a baserunner, and makes contact while the runner is not on a base, Red Hots acts as a tag, and the runner is out.

DiSalvo (after being hit by the ball): What the...?

Jeansong: You're out.

Disalvo: Nah, I'm safe. I'm on the base.

Jeansong: No man, you're out. We called Red Hots.

DiSalvo: Red Hots? I thought that was some girl s.

by Raised by a cup of coffee March 19, 2005

airman

Steve M.'s way of saying J.T. Arpent

Steve: "Whatcha say there airman?"

by Raised by a cup of coffee May 24, 2004

Remp

It is exactly like "yes." There is no mood associated with it.

"Did you do well on your exam?"
"Remp."

by Raised by a cup of coffee July 31, 2003

Kosher Nostra

1. The Jewish Mafia

2. Lead by Jachim "Dewey" Horowitz

On the PA at Newark International Airport: "Welcome to New Jersey, home of the Kosher Nostra"

by Raised by a cup of coffee April 14, 2004