Tom's definitions
The word for tea in several languages, including Czech, Turkish, Russian, Sanskrit, and Farsi. Originates from cha, the Chinese word for tea. The British word tea comes from a regional dialect of China. Currently in US, chai refers to a milky tea with a milder version of Indian spice.
by Tom November 19, 2003
Get the chaimug. by Tom January 9, 2005
Get the laying pipemug. i. (a) a word with no meaning whatsover, it can be used to get out of many situations (b) did i just say that?
ii. or just repeated over and over to really irritate one's friends, the latter meaning is the most effective
ii. or just repeated over and over to really irritate one's friends, the latter meaning is the most effective
by Tom November 20, 2003
Get the shabbamug. A very shallow review of a product or service, based mainly on information presented by the manufacturer, e.g. the technical specifications on the box of a gadget.
by Tom May 4, 2005
Get the back-of-the-box reviewmug. A word signaling simultaneous frustration & confusion. It's uttered after some event that frustrates & confuses, and you just can't let the moment pass without some kind of comment.
Curly Howard (The Three Stooges) frequently said "Sheeesh!" after something didn't operate the way it was expected to operate, like a telephone. Or when he was slapped by his brother, Moe, for no apparent reason.
by Tom January 12, 2005
Get the sheeeshmug. by tom April 30, 2004
Get the clitfacemug. 