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A song by the hip hop (and hip hop/metal crossover) band, Cypress Hill.
It can be found on their fourth album, imaginatively titled 'IV'.
Its subject matter relates to the above definition (i.e. Marijuana use, or a nickname of someone proficient at its cultivation).
It can be found on their fourth album, imaginatively titled 'IV'.
Its subject matter relates to the above definition (i.e. Marijuana use, or a nickname of someone proficient at its cultivation).
by Rize December 15, 2003
Get the Dr. Greenthumbmug. Taken from the phonetic sound of old school hip-hop drum samples - 'boom = kick' (i.e. bass drum) 'bap' = 'snare' (er... snare drum)
"With the kicks, snares, kicks and hi hats / still in the trade of that ol' boom bap"
Apathy -- 'That Ol' Boom Bap'
Apathy -- 'That Ol' Boom Bap'
by Rize April 13, 2004
Get the boom bapmug. The point at which the need to evacuate one’s bowel’s becomes unbearable, and a big brown cylinder tries pushing its way out of your sphincter - resembling the leg of a teddy bear, or soft toy.
See also Bungle’s finger.
- Can also refer to the act of defecating.
- Variant of turtle’s head.
See also Bungle’s finger.
- Can also refer to the act of defecating.
- Variant of turtle’s head.
“Bloody hell, if I don’t get to a toilet soon I’m goin’ to shit myself – I’ve got the teddy’s leg already!”
by Rize June 19, 2006
Get the Teddy's legmug. The title of a (great) sci-fi film starring Charlton "from my cold dead hands" Heston, made in 1973.
The name comes from a combination of 'soy' and 'lentils'.
The film was (loosely) based on an anti-contraception novel, called 'Make Room! Make Room!', by Harry Harrison.
It is, of course, famously made from people.
The name comes from a combination of 'soy' and 'lentils'.
The film was (loosely) based on an anti-contraception novel, called 'Make Room! Make Room!', by Harry Harrison.
It is, of course, famously made from people.
by Rize March 11, 2004
Get the soylent greenmug. by RiZe July 23, 2012
Get the neggeymug. See Teddy's leg
Bungle was a character on British children's television show called Rainbow, in the mid 80's.
He was basically a fairly camp guy in brown bear suit. Thankfully, he wasn't as blatantly camp as George (a pink hippo), another character in said show.
Other characters are: Zippy, Geoffrey, and possibly Rod, Jane and Freddy.
Bungle was a character on British children's television show called Rainbow, in the mid 80's.
He was basically a fairly camp guy in brown bear suit. Thankfully, he wasn't as blatantly camp as George (a pink hippo), another character in said show.
Other characters are: Zippy, Geoffrey, and possibly Rod, Jane and Freddy.
by Rize December 19, 2003
Get the Bungle’s fingermug. Said in disbelief, usually in reply to a potentially preposterous or unlikely statement, but can also be in recognition of an act.
Emphasis must be on the "ee" sound of both words, and accompanied by a stroking of the chin, regardless of presence or lack of own facial hair.
see variations at: Beee-aaard, bard, itchy chin, Jimmy, Jimmy Hill
Synonym: "yeah, right!"
Emphasis must be on the "ee" sound of both words, and accompanied by a stroking of the chin, regardless of presence or lack of own facial hair.
see variations at: Beee-aaard, bard, itchy chin, Jimmy, Jimmy Hill
Synonym: "yeah, right!"
by Rize December 15, 2003
Get the green beardmug.