William Warney's definitions

Early black

in the evening

She usually arrives at home early black.

by William Warney July 26, 2009

Early bright

the first daylight of the morning; Dawn.

Let's wait until early bright and then we go.

by William Warney July 26, 2009

Early candlelight

a way of measuring evening time before watches and clocks became common household objects.

In former times people used to read early candlelight

by William Warney July 26, 2009

Early Beam

in the morning

1)Early beam he went to work.

2) Early Beam exercises - all slaves must attend early beam exercises each day under the leadership of a Lady Guard or any Ladies present who are interested. Only those slaves who cannot exercise and who have a note from a doctor do not need to attend. In such case, instead of exercise each morning, they shall be beaten. The laziest slave at the exercises is always punished after each session.

by William Warney July 27, 2009

Ville

Popular suffix often attached to anyword as an intensifier

he's tiredville after lookin' for us around the whole town

by William Warney July 4, 2009

X'ed out

Something formerly important that is no longer significant.

My luv fo` her x'ed out! Now ah` only got eyes fo' ya, babe!

by William Warney July 4, 2009

quit the scene

to leave or to die

"that snitch will quit the scene sooner o` later if he keeps rapin' to those piggy donut feeders, dogg!"

by William Warney July 4, 2009