v.
1. To destroy the enemy through explosive means or ends in disembowling/dismembering.
2. To kill the enemy via a hand grenade.
1. To destroy the enemy through explosive means or ends in disembowling/dismembering.
2. To kill the enemy via a hand grenade.
1. I totally fragged all those n00bs while playing UnrealTournament!
2. I totally fragged that Nazi sumbitch.
2. I totally fragged that Nazi sumbitch.
by Ryan M. November 30, 2004
by Ryan M. January 19, 2005
by Ryan M. June 12, 2003
n.
A term derived from an MC Chris song, a toothpick spliff is a joint wrapped so tight that the smoker can pick their teeth with it (like a toothpick). A person who smokes said toothpick spliffs is usually froogle with their doobie.
A term derived from an MC Chris song, a toothpick spliff is a joint wrapped so tight that the smoker can pick their teeth with it (like a toothpick). A person who smokes said toothpick spliffs is usually froogle with their doobie.
Yo, don't invite Chris over, he's too stingy with his weed; I give him blunts, but all he passes me are toothpick spliffs.
by Ryan M. April 03, 2005
1. Dang dude, you're such a Didi.
2. Didi, I love you............r shoes!
3. I'd like a bunch of fresh ripe Didis please!
2. Didi, I love you............r shoes!
3. I'd like a bunch of fresh ripe Didis please!
by Ryan M. June 12, 2003
The term "JDM Tyte" has found most use on Automotive Message boards (mostly ToyotaCelicas.com). It's definition is composed of a double standard:
1. It's usually defined as a Japanese car that has been modified with tacky, ugly, and stupid parts that the owner feels is extremely cool. See Ricer.
2. However it can also be defined as a Japanese car that has been upgraded rather well with expensive, rare, and effective car parts.
1. It's usually defined as a Japanese car that has been modified with tacky, ugly, and stupid parts that the owner feels is extremely cool. See Ricer.
2. However it can also be defined as a Japanese car that has been upgraded rather well with expensive, rare, and effective car parts.
by Ryan M. November 14, 2004