Definitions by Woody Johnson
Chicken Biscuit
1. A term used to describe the gas produced while giving a hot beef injection to chicken again. The gas can originate as a fart but most commonly is a result of a queef.
2. Can also refer to gas in general (fart or queef) from chicken again without any sexual connotation.
2. Can also refer to gas in general (fart or queef) from chicken again without any sexual connotation.
Chicken Biscuit by Woody Johnson December 7, 2006
Chicken Again
A term used to describe a female that has a basic body shape resembling a chicken. Attributes include very skinny legs, a very large ass and large lower abdomen, an arched back, and large breasts. In some rare occasions this particular species of female may have a fur patch on the lower back.
Brian saw an opportunity to glaze the chicken. He must be insane ... he went back the next night for more ... chicken again.
Chicken Again by woody johnson November 30, 2006
clan digger
A term used to describe an individual boning a member of the P-clan aka PATclan. In small Southern towns this can also refer to members of the p-clan's immediate family.
It is important to note that clan diggers should go the lights out, beer goggles, and double bag when jamming a member of the p-clan. If not possible then a cap in the dome piece will help.
It is important to note that clan diggers should go the lights out, beer goggles, and double bag when jamming a member of the p-clan. If not possible then a cap in the dome piece will help.
clan digger by woody johnson November 27, 2006
Pat
A phrase used to specify a cross-gender individual. A person possessing traits of both male and female … making it difficult to determine their gender. Originally made famous from a skit on SNL called, "Pat".
Pat by Woody Johnson November 23, 2006
Lights Out
A term usually expressed when having sex with a "dog ugly" member of the opposite sex. Could also be used when slapping uglies with a PAT. “Lights out” is normally substituted for a lack of beer goggles.
Lights Out by Woody Johnson November 23, 2006