Jack's pejector resembles Mount Saint Helens at 9:30 AM every morning after eating Freebirds prepared by the burrito maiden.
by Smith December 03, 2003

1.Person who digs holes, eats oatmeal, and occasionally puts oatmeal in these holes as a sacrafice.
2. Dumbass, light skinned, tall, skinny person.
2. Dumbass, light skinned, tall, skinny person.
by smith June 17, 2004

by Smith August 15, 2004

by smith March 13, 2003

The act of running to the bathroom after a long hard night of drinking and eating Aramark Brand college food where your large intestine lets loose a foul wave of crap in under 1 second.
I heard that reverse vomiting is an act that occurs a lot after thirsty thursday
Dude, That reverse vomiting got to me again...
Dude, That reverse vomiting got to me again...
by Smith November 17, 2003

by smith July 01, 2006

Popularized mostly by 50s Rockabillys, a quiff is basically a forelock that is longer than the rest of one's hair on top, and is usually combed upwards (and back), or to the side, or made to hang over the forehead.
Depending on the wearers hair type a spot of gel or grease may be in order. Very stylish & manly. If done properly.
The quiff is often worn as a variation or 'evolution' on the very simple (and very manly) crew cut, or with the (longer & back-combed) 'duck's arse' or DA hairstyle.
Called a 'banane' in French, for obvious reasons.
Depending on the wearers hair type a spot of gel or grease may be in order. Very stylish & manly. If done properly.
The quiff is often worn as a variation or 'evolution' on the very simple (and very manly) crew cut, or with the (longer & back-combed) 'duck's arse' or DA hairstyle.
Called a 'banane' in French, for obvious reasons.
A few Famous Quiffs:
Elvis Presley
Travolta in 'Grease'
Morrissey
Chris Isaak
There's lots more, but has anyone seen the massive quiffs on those Japanese high-school rebel kids (often the heroes of 'shonen manga' (Japanese comics for boys))?? They kick ass!
Elvis Presley
Travolta in 'Grease'
Morrissey
Chris Isaak
There's lots more, but has anyone seen the massive quiffs on those Japanese high-school rebel kids (often the heroes of 'shonen manga' (Japanese comics for boys))?? They kick ass!
by Smith January 24, 2005
