by stoner June 19, 2006
by Stoner October 17, 2004
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the Origins of this phrase are as yet, unconfirmed. But is believed to have been first said somewhere in the south of England
a non-confrontational way of saying "it's your turn" and can be adapted as in his/her/their court.
a non-confrontational way of saying "it's your turn" and can be adapted as in his/her/their court.
Adrian: do you wanna spark it?
Gareth: the ball's in your court, man.
Adrian asking Gareth if he wants to light Adrian's joint.
Gareth: the ball's in your court, man.
Adrian asking Gareth if he wants to light Adrian's joint.
by Stoner October 18, 2004
Used as onomatopia, the sound of a cash register. Signifies in a final sense a profound exclamation.
by Stoner April 20, 2005
character from my horror movie, lives in train, some are nice (singing hoboes) and some are evil (stabbin hoboes) singin hoboes help you capture stabbin hoboes, and stabbin hoboes you can't see or hear, only smeel, but then it's too late and the knife is up you ass.
by Stoner June 06, 2003