n. vagabond, from Depression times when the droughts that led to the dust bowl caused people to abandon their worthless farms in Oklahoma and Texas and take to the road to seek jobs elsewhere.
by The Doctor October 04, 2004
The microcosm made up of people who are fans of a fiction genre, or of a subgenre, who have their own clubs, conventions and amateur magazines (fanzines), dating back (in some cases) to the early 1930s. Some of these are overlapping. Star Trek fandom, for example, started in science fiction fandom and eventually became a separate fandom on its own. Comics fandom and even rock (music) fandom also started there before becoming separate entities.
by The Doctor November 07, 2004
A sexual position, rather like "69," except with "68," your sexual partner does you first and then you owe them one.
by The Doctor October 18, 2004
A sexual position in which the penis is lubricated and inserted in the vagina as it is in "doggie style," but with the male lying down and the female astride, facing away, in the upright position. The up-and-down motion is done in a sliding manner, with the clitoris being stimulated from the "under" side.
by The Doctor November 07, 2004
In common usage, generally any young hispanic/Mexican-American males perceived (through similarity of garb, haircuts, etc.) to be members of a street gang. Actual gang in Southern California dates back to and rivals the Hell's Angels
by The Doctor September 27, 2004
by The Doctor January 09, 2005
by The Doctor May 09, 2003