6 definitions by Sporlan Orange
"Lisa, couldn't restrain her passion any longer, and before her boyfriend, Tom, could swallow his own shit, (for he was a dilver), she closed her mouth upon his and tongued him ferociously, proving that she was, indeed, a dilver diver."
by Sporlan Orange November 15, 2007
JAWOT (abbrev.) "Just Another Waste of Time"
Currently a young, amazingly fertile website at jawot.com. This is going to be huge one day, and I called it.
Currently a young, amazingly fertile website at jawot.com. This is going to be huge one day, and I called it.
by Sporlan Orange December 4, 2014
Tony saw Jeff walk into the building. Even though Jeff was a total dilver, He was still Tony's smee. Tony greeted him, "What's up, Smilver?"
by Sporlan Orange April 16, 2010
Tony saw Jeff walk into the building. Even though Jeff was a total dilver, He was still Tony's smee. Tony greeted him, "What's up, Smilver?"
by Sporlan Orange April 15, 2010
kol-oid-iki-LAT-er-ul
-adjective
1. relating to, occurring on, or involving any purely invented and and yet unreal knowledge of epic significance.
Origin:
2010.09.25 <GK koll ( a ) glue + -oidikilateral
-Related forms:
colloidicalaterally, adverb
colloidicity, noun
-adjective
1. relating to, occurring on, or involving any purely invented and and yet unreal knowledge of epic significance.
Origin:
2010.09.25 <GK koll ( a ) glue + -oidikilateral
-Related forms:
colloidicalaterally, adverb
colloidicity, noun
Tony's assumed profundity ejaculated with "Maile, you should recreate this photograph in the same location, so as to colloidicalaterally contrast the space before and after the flood damage and restoration. By the way, I am Salvinian."
by Sporlan Orange September 25, 2010
Smee SMEE -noun
1. a person who shares in one's activities, occupation, etc.; companion, associate, or friend.
2. a fellow member of a team or group.
3. a person who is on good terms with another; a person who is not hostile.
1. a person who shares in one's activities, occupation, etc.; companion, associate, or friend.
2. a fellow member of a team or group.
3. a person who is on good terms with another; a person who is not hostile.
Tony looked toward the door as his workmate and drinking buddy Dan walked through. "What's happening, smee?" he asked. Dan replied quickly, "Not much, Smee. What you doin?"
by Sporlan Orange February 21, 2009