technicolor boogie

This is a common type of "jump suit" that b-boys wear when they breakdance, they are usually a matching jacket and pants that come in flashy colors. ie. purple, orange, green, blue, and yellow

Hey, check out the guy rock'n the technicolor boogie doing a flare.

That technicolor looks ill!!!

by T.J. Dubz March 6, 2008

Rehungry

After you eat something crazy delicious and continue to smell what you just ate and you start to get hungry again.

Hey, we got to get out of here away from this food, I am starting to get rehungry.

by T.J. Dubz October 14, 2008

Worshington

A Midwest corn packer term used to say Washington.

I want to go out to Seattle Worshington to see my son next summer.

by T.J. Dubz August 18, 2011

Free Breasting

Much like going commando, when women don't wear a bra. A lot like when guys go free balling when they don't wear underwear.

guy 1: Daaaaamn look at those boulders!

guy 2: wow, talk about tera-flop.. she must be free breasting

by T.J. Dubz May 27, 2009

It's on like Alderaan

A star wars fans way to express "it's on". Same meaning as "it's on like donkey kong". Just relates to star wars instead.

Luke: Are you going to the screening of the next "insert George Lucas next star wars movie here"?

Sith Lord: O yea, it's on like Alderaan!

by T.J. Dubz July 1, 2012

Yea it is

A Midwest corn-packer term used to agree with what someone says.

1: It is cold as all hell out here.
2: Yea it is.

1: Walking through corn fields is hotter than monkey balls.
2: Yea it is.

by T.J. Dubz June 13, 2011

Kissle

One of the more famous characters of the Jerky Boys. Kissle is a WWII (double you double you two) veteran who loves to rag on his wife and repeat what he says over and over again.

Kissle: why you laugh'n, you ever seen my wife in a negleshay, she neglected her body; should I say.

In BangKok back in double you double you two, we use to bang hookers 10 at a time for a dime. There is even a song about it, "ten at a time for a dime, ten at a time for a diiime."

by T.J. Dubz January 29, 2008