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Definitions by Rod Brock

buttbreath

A person with such extreme halitosis that their breath can be smelled all the way across a large room when they are speaking.
Gene has buttbreath all the time - it must be that diet of coffee and donuts.
buttbreath by Rod Brock July 27, 2006

canal bruiser 

Trinidadian slang for a stray dog that has reverted to the wild state, of which there are many in Trindidad and Tobago. A dead canal bruiser in the middle of the road in Trinidad, providing nourishment for buzzards, is not an uncommon site.
Mon, turn 'dat hotplate off - 'dem bananas be stinkin' like a dead canal bruiser.
canal bruiser by Rod Brock July 26, 2006

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.
margarine party by Rod Brock July 26, 2006
An allusion to being corporally punished, where the victim would be sent to the woodshed to await his punisher. The woodshed was a popular location, because it was remote from the rest of the family, and there was abundant material there for fashioning a paddle or a switch.
Get to the woodshed boy - your pa is gonna tan your hide when he gets home from the mill.
woodshed by Rod Brock July 26, 2006
Loose leaf chewing tobacco, left over from the process of making plug tobacco, and sold in pouches. In recent times, as the popularity of plug tobacco has declined, scrap is manufactured exclusively for bagging, rather than merely being a byproduct of plug manufacturing.
I prefer scrap to plug - "Red Man" is my favorite.
scrap by Rod Brock July 26, 2006
A filterless cigarette.
It's hard to get bareass cigarettes anymore, save for Lucky Strike, Camel, and Pall Mall.
bareass by Rod Brock July 26, 2006

salt and pepper 

An interracial couple, one caucasian, and one black.
Steve was a bigot, and when atall black man and tiny white woman passed, holding hands, he frowned and muttered "salt and pepper."
salt and pepper by Rod Brock July 26, 2006