Rod Brock's definitions

margarine party

A kind of orgy, where the participants liberally smear margarine all over their bodies to make themselves slippery.

When I was in high school, Linden once told me that a prominent cheerleader was hosting a margarine party at her place, but I knew he was full of shit.

by Rod Brock July 26, 2006

Holy Vegetable

A term for kickass marijuana, specific to members of the Church of Tina Chopp, whose primary sacrament and devotion is repeated sacrifice of the "Holy Vegetable."

Do you smoke the Holy Vegetable? You do? Praise Tina!

by Rod Brock July 27, 2006

Italian triple

When manually stimulating a woman's private parts, applying a thumb to the clitoris, inserting one or two fingers in the vaginal canal, and a finger into the anus.

A couple minutes of Italian triple and she was ready to climb the wall.

by Rod Brock May 22, 2006

coulee

A dry canyon eroded by Pleistocene floods that cut into the lava beds of the Columbia Plateau in the western United States, the walls of which may resemble the Mesas common to the U.S. desert southwest. Grand Coulee Dam, in Eastern Washington, once the largest dam in the world, is named after the "Grand Coulee" which stands nearby.

If you ever visit Grand Coulee Dam, stay overnight in Electric City and be sure to catch the colored lightshow on the spillways after dark.

by Rod Brock March 11, 2007

snob hill

An upscale neighborhood populated by rich, pretentious persons. A play on words after San Francisco's "Nob Hill" neighborhood, which is often characterized as "swanky" and "upscale."

He thinks he's a real big dog now that he's moved up to snob hill.

by Rod Brock September 24, 2005

peg

Short form of the feminine name "Peggy." Peggy, in turn, is often used as a shortened form of "Margaret," for reasons not entirely clear to this author.

Hey, Peg! Peg? Hey, PEGGY - get over here!

by Rod Brock July 30, 2006

boca

The Spanish word for "mouth."

En boca cerrada no entran moscas.

Literal English translation: "In mouth closed no enter flies."

Adapted English translation: "Flies don't enter a closed mouth."

by Rod Brock July 27, 2006