vamoose

Scram, take off, go away, gtfo.

Comes from the Spanish vamos - the word transitioned into American English as a result of contact with the Spanish colonies in Mexico.

Trust me holmes, you don't want to start shit with me. Vamos, esse.

by Tronno August 27, 2005

rusty nine

Usually means a 9mm Beretta or Uzi, but can be used to refer to any handgun chambered in 9x19mm. Also see nine.

Man, I'm-a gonna cap you with my rusty nine.

by Tronno October 06, 2004

cuda

Plymouth Barracuda, an awesome pony car made from 1964 to 1974.

Steven drives a bitchin 'Cuda.

by Tronno July 14, 2005

tommy gun

Nickname for the Thompson submachine gun - an automatic firearm with a distinctive drum magazine and verical foregrip.

The Tommy gun is best known for being the weapon of choice of Prohibition-era gangsters, but it was also used extensively during WWII.

Jimmy the Finger got a mouthful of lead from a Tommy gun.

Back in the war, my granddad used his Tommy gun in the trenches of Normandy.

by Tronno May 03, 2005

chaff

Highly reflective debris launched from the back of aircraft to confuse radar guided missiles. Chaff is usually launched together with pairs of flares, which throw off infra-red guided missiles.

The F-15 pilot performed evasive turns and started dumping chaff & flares as soon as he heard the missile warning beep.

by Tronno November 09, 2004

the goods

1. Collection of items required for some purpose, or acquired from an exchange.

2. "The right stuff" - sexual prowess/endowment.

3. See goods.

1. Hey Jimmy, you got the goods? Alright, let's get the hell outta here.

2. Dayum, that girl at the far table's sure got some nice goods.

by Tronno December 20, 2004

Gun

An instrument of death.

Revolver
Pistol
Machine pistol
Submachine gun
Rifle
Shotgun
Assault rifle
Light machine gun
Heavy machine gun
Minigun
Autocannon
Tank gun
Howitzer
Naval artillery

by Tronno August 09, 2005