'roebuck' is a verb, usually used in the sense that a name is "being roebucked". To be roebucked means that a name which in a two name company which previously had equal standing is being gradually phased out. This is derived from the company originally known as Sears-Roebuck but is now just Sears, having roebucked the Roebuck, so to speak.
Have you seen all the Abercrombie & Fitch clothes lately? They're definitely starting to roebuck Fitch.
by Wooginator January 01, 2010
To casually drop the name of a famous person who you, a friend or relative know, so as to appear cool vicariously because you know a famous person.
Hey, my brother was hanging out with (insert celebrity name here) the other day. He says they're pretty cool.
Man, I hate Ben. His dad works in the entertainment industry so all he does is name drop all day.
Man, I hate Ben. His dad works in the entertainment industry so all he does is name drop all day.
by Wooginator March 02, 2008
An amusing, jocular euphemism for fat (but not obese). Can be used as either a noun or an adjective. In its noun form it is perhaps derived from the popular Pillsbury icon, Poppin Fresh.
by Wooginator March 04, 2008
"My views on hippies are Cartmanian: I think they should be exterminated like common household pests."
by Wooginator January 04, 2009
A word used to describe the limozine of the late Adolf Hitler, the first car to come with farfignuggen.
"It's Fuehreriffic!" -Bart Simpson
by Wooginator March 02, 2008