SP

n. Suspicious package. This is something that the citizens of Israel are all too familiar with. Unfortunately, it has also recently been added to the vernacular of the Americans and British. May G-d smite the terrorist heathen once and for all!

If you see an SP, immediately notify a police officer in close proximity.

by The Raging Bull August 23, 2005

sidewalk apothecary

n. Another name for a street pharmacist.

"My sidewalk apothecary provides me with the best Magical Mr. Mistoffelees this metropolis has got to offer."

by The Raging Bull May 26, 2005

Y-boy

n. "Yeshiva boy." These are the only guys who have a chance with O-girls, to the dismay of many.

"If only I could be a Y-boy for just one day. That would be the sweetest thing of all..."

by The Raging Bull February 20, 2005

O-dar

n. O-girl radar; Sometimes, intrepid O-girls decide to wear skirts made of fabrics other than denim. Since these broads don't have any other distinguishing features - such as the yarmulkes worn by their male counterparts - this may confound those who are unable to pick up orthodox vibes.

Yitzhak: Is that chick an o-girl or is she just wearing a skirt because formal attire is required?
Moishe: Dude, that "chick" is Rebbetzin Goldberg!
Yitzhak: Oy, my O-dar is pitiful.
Moishe: Yeah, tell me about it.

by The Raging Bull April 13, 2005

kid @ risk

n. A child with tremendous OTD potential.

"If you don't do something about that kid @ risk, she could turn out like that girl, G-d forbid."

by The Raging Bull April 05, 2005

denim skirt

n. The ubiquitous ankle-length skirts worn by O-girls; also refers to the O-girls themselves.

"G-d, what I would do to get under that denim skirt!"

"That lucky ass Y-boy is always surrounded by denim skirts."

by The Raging Bull February 20, 2005

pedestrian face-off

An awkward situation in which two pedestrians, who are on a collision course with each other, are repeatedly unsuccessful in averting one another. As one person moves to their right, the other person moves to their left and vice versa. Each time they attempt a new maneuver, the frustrated pedestrians find themselves confronted by their counterpart. To the casual observer, these two people may appear to be dancing, but in reality, they both just want to get on with their lives.

These encounters are far less common in Europe – especially in Germany, where the government enforces pedestrian decorum through a stringent "bear right" policy. Pedestrian face-offs have been known to last upwards of ten seconds.

Randy: I just had a pedestrian face-off that lasted a good 15 seconds. In the end, we came to the mutual agreement that both of us should step to our right.
Dina: Wow, 15 seconds?! That's gotta be a world record or something.

by The Raging Bull August 25, 2005