by Anonymous May 16, 2003
by Anonymous September 25, 2003
1) The hardest natural occuring form of the 6th element of the Periodic Table (Carbon). When cut properly it can appear to be very brilliant due its refractive index.
2) A playing field, in the shape of a square, where the corners are bases. Used to play baseball and variations of baseball, like T-Ball, softball, and kickball.
3) A 2D geometric shape with 4 sides of equal length, but with differing perpendicular angles. Actually a rhombus, but commonly called a diamond when a corner instead of a side is at the bottom.
2) A playing field, in the shape of a square, where the corners are bases. Used to play baseball and variations of baseball, like T-Ball, softball, and kickball.
3) A 2D geometric shape with 4 sides of equal length, but with differing perpendicular angles. Actually a rhombus, but commonly called a diamond when a corner instead of a side is at the bottom.
by Anonymous June 29, 2003
by Anonymous October 23, 2003
lunchbox lancer n. archaic Mediaeval term for a cocoa shunter (qv). First used by King Arthur to describe the French army.
“Fear not the French, for their knights are without heart, and their King without wisdom. But keep thine backs as to the wall, for amongst their number thou shalt find more than a few lunchbox lancers, I can tell you”
by Anonymous September 02, 2003
by Anonymous March 21, 2003