Definitions by The Wog Whomper

sack of farts 

A fartsack. A sleeping bag.

Common use since World War II, maybe earlier.

After an evening of playing poker, everyone got into the sack of farts.

sack of farts by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005

SBD

A Douglas Dauntless airplane from World War II.

A silent but foul fart. "Silent but deadly."

Lieutenant Walters climbed into his SBD and shouted at Sergeant Powers, who had left an SBD in there.

SBD by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005

flapping cheeks 

What you get when you let a prodigious fart, or binderfender: your cheeks flap.

Bronwyn got a bad case of flapping cheeks in dance class today. She cleared the room three times.

flapping cheeks by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005

crackers 

Crazy. Nuts. Extremely foolish.

It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropski in snide. (It's crazy to bribe a copper with counterfeit money.)

crackers by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005

dropski 

A bribe. Especially a bribe left (or "dropped") at a secret location to be picked up by the bribee.

It's time to leave the dropski behind the doghouse. Big Eddie's bagman will pick it up.

dropski by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005

crowfoot 

An open-ended wrench head that is used on a ratchet. Crowfeet come in different sizes. They are used to loosen or tighten nuts in otherwise inaccessible places.

Charlie the Grease Monkey uses a crowfoot to loosen the distributor nut on his Chevy V8.

crowfoot by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005

grease monkey 

An automotive mechanic.

The word can be derisive or affectionate.

My brother in law is a grease monkey. He repairs Fords, so he always has plenty of work.

grease monkey by The Wog Whomper May 14, 2005