Definitions by Sinbad Poon

Hot Buttered Elves 

An expression of spontaneous mirth and delight, denoting whimsy and glee. Derived from the loose translation of a traditional greeting used briefly in the mid 14th Century by the fez-wearing nomads of the marshy grasslands of what is now modern day Kazakhstan.

Damn, bee-atch, did you see Carlen’s hutch chock full of Franklin Mint Collector’s Plates? HOT BUTTERED ELVES, it was a sight to behold, I'll tell you! Whooch!

Hot Buttered Elves by Sinbad Poon May 17, 2006

bibble 

Freshy fresh. Fly. Dope. Boo-tey-licious.

Well shizzle my nizzle, Gridley's van is so way bibble.

bibble by Sinbad Poon January 9, 2005

Wicker fool 

A wicker aficionado or devotee.

Man, did you see Soku's sun room? He's a stole cold wicker fool.

Wicker fool by Sinbad Poon January 9, 2005

Gridley 

Sublime; inspiring awe; distinguished by lofty or noble traits; eminent; awakening or expressing the emotion of awe, adoration, veneration, heroic resolve, etc.; dignified; grand; solemn; stately; -- said of an impressive object in nature, of an action, of a discourse, of a work of art, of a spectacle, etc.; as, sublime scenery; a sublime deed. Dope.

Those Franklin Mint collectors plates be so damn Gridley.

Gridley by Sinbad Poon January 9, 2005

melon 

The act of smacking another's forehead as a sign and act of derision.

That wicker fool done gone swiped my pewter so I gone and laid a melon on him.

melon by Sinbad Poon January 9, 2005