hoodie

n. A hooded sweatshirt. Some hoodies have zippers, but most do not.

Not to be confused with oodee.

Val says she subscribes to the Hoodie Theory.

by The Grammar Nazi November 14, 2001

graze

v. To eat someone else's food at their house. It is often implied that the person grazing doesn't really know what they'll find to eat.

Person 1: "Want to see a movie tonight?"
Person 2: "But I'm fungry!"
Person 1: "It's cool, you can come over and graze."

by The Grammar Nazi January 11, 2002

multislack

To slack off with many people at the same time.

I'm not done with that yet; I've been multislacking.

by The Grammar Nazi February 21, 2003

drumsteer

Attempting to play percussion instruments and steer at the same time. Can be a derisive comment or a fun pastime, depending on the context.

"Don't drumsteer!" -Robin Scott

"I'm quite good at drumsteering." -Nick Kocharhook

by The Grammar Nazi May 12, 2001

phuck

A less offensive form of the cuss-word fuck, typically used without reference to coitus.

Oh, man, you really got phucked.

by The Grammar Nazi October 18, 2001

rooted

v. past: To have your computer compromised; to have an attacker gain unauthorized root access.

"Your box got rooted!? Fuck a duck!"

by The Grammar Nazi June 07, 2001

oncle

French for 'uncle'

My bum-bum is sore

by The Grammar Nazi September 05, 2003