go-hart

someone who goes the extra mile; i.e. an over-achiever. can also be spelt go-heart. stems from the term 'go-hard' which essentially means the same thing, but this is the mutated form of that word.

don't be such a go-hart

he's a real go-hart, he got like 99% on his test and was so pissed off

by Tengu April 27, 2006

backwater

Somewhere out of the way; in the middle of nowhere; desolate. See boondocks.

"Where the hell are we?"

"I don't know, some backwater hick town. I can't find it on the map."

by Tengu March 22, 2009

jam

Another word for dunk.

"Jams it in!" - announcer from NBA Jam

by Tengu August 28, 2005

Ree

when this syllable is repeated, it resembles the music from the classic movie 'Psycho' when the killer stabs the woman repeatedly while she's in the shower.

Garth from Wayne's World does a perfect example of how this syllable is used comically.

Joe: So did you dump Sally yet?
Jeff: No, why should I?
Joe: *takes knife, stabs sandwich repeatedly* REE! REE! REE!
Jeff: Dude, she's not trying to kill me.

by Tengu August 13, 2007

oni-san

Japanese. Literal Meaning: "Mr. Devil."
Usually used my a male as a means of describing himself as a daredevil, or as cunning, esp. with women.

Oni-san, kocchi de! {i am} Mr. Devil over here!

by Tengu April 01, 2005

Daisy Dukes

Really short cut-off jean shorts that flatter a woman's booty. Popularized by Daisy Dukes from the Dukes of Hazzard TV show, hence the name. Looks best on black women (and petite white women), as they have the premium ass shape. Not recommended for women over 40 unless they have hot bodies.

"Damn man, you see those daisy dukes Monique was wearin' yesterday?"

"I got her outta those Daisy Dukes faster than Superman on 'roids."

by Tengu April 06, 2005

P

common English slang for 'pence', the sub-monetary unit below the pound.
100p = 1 pound

how much was that candy bar?
about 35p

by Tengu August 23, 2005