A vampire from the legendary Dungeons and Dragons roleplaying game that for some reason completely pwns. In the Miniatures game, he moves fast and hits hard, while looking extremely badass. Copyrighted by Wizards of the Coast.
by ShAdOwZ July 20, 2008

1. A parasomnia sleep disorder usually characterized by massive terror in the subject. Also, the subject usually cannot be woken up by outside means until the night terror is finished, because it takes place in the deepest stages of sleep. Night terrors may include screaming, seizures, tremors, and emotions of panic or extreme fear.
2. Nightmare, the demon within Soul Edge that posesses Sigfried Schtauffen in the Soul Edge series, becomes Night Terror in Soul Calibur III. The power of Soul Edge, combined with that of Soul Calibur and the remains of Nightmare, provided enough power to turn Soul Edge into Soul Edge (Complete). Nightmare, weielding this massive blade, gathers enough power to spawn his own body. This body is Night Terror, a red, firey-winged beast that can fire energy beams and has really cheap attacks. Night Terror cannot be rung out--if the player rings him out, a cutscene will follow showing Night Terror using his wings to fly back up and the battle will resume.
These features, unfortunatley, make Night Terror very cheap. He also cannot be unlocked.
2. Nightmare, the demon within Soul Edge that posesses Sigfried Schtauffen in the Soul Edge series, becomes Night Terror in Soul Calibur III. The power of Soul Edge, combined with that of Soul Calibur and the remains of Nightmare, provided enough power to turn Soul Edge into Soul Edge (Complete). Nightmare, weielding this massive blade, gathers enough power to spawn his own body. This body is Night Terror, a red, firey-winged beast that can fire energy beams and has really cheap attacks. Night Terror cannot be rung out--if the player rings him out, a cutscene will follow showing Night Terror using his wings to fly back up and the battle will resume.
These features, unfortunatley, make Night Terror very cheap. He also cannot be unlocked.
1. Bill: "Woah, dude, Joe had a night terror last night. He was all screamin' and shit. I tried to wake him up but it didn't work, he just kept on screamin' and flailin..."
2. Sam: "Gah! This Night Terror bastard is FUCKIN CHEAP! He keeps shooting laser beams at me and I can't guard them! Damn! It'll take me a while to beat this mofo..."
2. Sam: "Gah! This Night Terror bastard is FUCKIN CHEAP! He keeps shooting laser beams at me and I can't guard them! Damn! It'll take me a while to beat this mofo..."
by ShAdOwZ July 18, 2007

1. Another word for the well-observed phenomenon in which women's breasts bounce during movement.
2. A character from The Demented Cartoon Movie infamous for his silly and unintelligible speech.
2. A character from The Demented Cartoon Movie infamous for his silly and unintelligible speech.
1. Check out the bloing gloing on that chick, yo! She's got some real bouncin' there.
2. Eingity goingity goingity going going going going.
2. Eingity goingity goingity going going going going.
by ShAdOwZ May 31, 2010

In case you can't understand what the other definitions are saying, Alliteration is a literary technique where words with similar primary sounds are repeated.
by ShAdOwZ March 17, 2009

One who likes to push buttons. That is, a person who enjoys getting people irritated and starting fights and arguments; a colloquial term for an instigator.
Not to be confused with button masher.
Not to be confused with button masher.
Sarah: Ooh, that Steve is such a dick! He keeps making fun of my weight even though he knows I'm sensitive about it. Kate, do you think I'm fat??
Kate: No, no. Don't worry about Steve, he's just a button pusher.
Kate: No, no. Don't worry about Steve, he's just a button pusher.
by ShAdOwZ August 08, 2009

A politician or other political figure who is controlled by another (sometimes illegitimate or secret) person or party. The controller ("puppeteer") uses the puppet's granted power to further their intentions.
See also George W. Bush and Karl Rove.
See also George W. Bush and Karl Rove.
by ShAdOwZ April 02, 2009

1. To come forward; to admit one's own wrongdoings
2. To face reality; to give up on delusions or hopeless dreams
2. To face reality; to give up on delusions or hopeless dreams
1. Come out and face the music, Jim. I know you've been stealing my pizza from the fridge.
2. I wish I could be a billionaire, too, but we've all got to face the music, sometimes.
2. I wish I could be a billionaire, too, but we've all got to face the music, sometimes.
by ShAdOwZ January 30, 2010
