An organization that organizes and oversees band competitions, parades, and concerts for school band all over america. Most participants are high schools.
by Scot December 10, 2004

1.) A sport in which a large group of people,often 135 people, aged 15-21 play brass and percussion instruments while marching a strenous drill. There are also non-instrumental performers known as colorguard, which produces effect for the show using various devices, often flags, rifles, sabers, etc.
by Scot December 10, 2004

Use this phrase in times of extreme anger towards other people, when your brain isn't functioning well enough to put together a logical, coherent threat.
by Scot August 09, 2004

1) Someone who plays percussion instruments (i.e. Keyboards, snare, bass, tenors, timpani). Not someone who plays drumset (that is a drummer). A percussionist is well versed in all percussion instruments.
by Scot December 10, 2004

by Scot November 21, 2004

An organization based mostly in Central and Southern California that organizes and oversees, competitions, parades, and concerts for high school bands.
See also: Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association and Bands of America
See also: Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association and Bands of America
by Scot December 10, 2004

A “filthy Raymond” is a vulgar provocateur who takes pleasure in delivering explicit, sexually graphic, and disgustingly detailed remarks while performing lewd, boundary-violating acts such as crude pranks or public groping, all intended to provoke shock, discomfort, and revulsion in others. This individual is vividly compared to a crusty sock stuck beneath a mattress—perpetually sticky, emanating the stench of poor choices, and marked by unsavory experiences, reminiscent of a reckless, blackout weekend in Reno.
“I woke up hungover, the kitchen smelled like burnt Hot Pockets and lube, and there was a Filthy Raymond passed out on my couch wearing my bathrobe with no pants — again.”
by Scot April 07, 2025
