Wong's definitions

Feyenoord

Dutch soccerteam. Football team home based in Rotterdam.

Famous for travelling and loyal fans. Famous all over Europe for their violent hooligan firms. OSSA , SCF, F|||R.

Hates 020.

Club of Blood sweat and tears!!!

Feyenoord Rotterdam , No Surrender

Oh my god, Feyenoord is coming to town,
save your beer and women!!!

by Wong December 29, 2004

cracked out

The condition in which your eyes are so red it looks like you just smoked a fat crack rock.

Your eyes are so cracked out they look like they're bleeding.

by wong August 26, 2003

word to your mother

Dumb-ass catch phrase that Vanilla Ice used at the end of Ice Ice Baby.

Yo. Let's get out of here. Word to yo motha.

by wong August 27, 2003

raise the roof

A once commonly used rappers phrase that has been stolen by Christian people that think they're cool. Usually followed by crunk, even though they don't know it's about getting high and drunk.

Jesus is in the ho-ouse. Raise the roof, we're going to get it crunk in here.

by wong August 27, 2003

dts

Dumb Thoughtless Supporter. Love it or Leave it belongs in this category. He is like cattle, being herded by the government. One of the greatest things about this country is that we have freedom of speech, and that we have the choice to question our government's decisions. You must remember, politicians are still people too, and where's the proof of the weapons of mass destruction program?

DTS's like Love it or Leave it should not be allowed to live.

by wong September 6, 2003

chef

The pimp-ass character in the South Park show played by Isaac Hayes. Always a ladies man because he can sing the pimp love songs

Suck on my chocolate salty balls. Put em in your mouth. Put em in your mouth and suck em.

by wong August 27, 2003

Jacky

Someone who likes to buy an excess amount of shoes (big). has a special liking to big white ones.

Also someone who is very uncoordinated unco because he is wearing big shoes.

cant play table tennis

jacky

\Jack"y\, n.; pl. Jackies. Dim. or pet from Jack. Hence: (a) A landsman's nickname for a seaman, resented by the latter. (b) English gin. Dial. Eng.

by Wong March 9, 2005