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The indeterminate drizzle of semen that follows ejaculation.
"We would've gotten away with it too, if her parents hadn't seen the jizzle spot on my pants."
jizzle by Adman12 November 17, 2005
A really cool and sophisticated way to say "loser," since anything sounds more cool and sophisticated if you pronounce it as if it were French. It also allows you to encode your insult, in case you're overheard.

See also moo-lay
"That guy is a total loser," she said, but made sure she pronounced it "low-zay."
low-zay by Adman12 October 27, 2005
A really cool and sophisticated way to say "mullet," since anything sounds more cool and sophisticated if you pronounce it as if it were French. It also allows you to encode your comment, in case you're overheard.

It has nothing to do with fucking a cow, although there may be some correlation between having a mullet and having a desire to pork the beef.

See also low-zay
"Check out that mullet!" he said, but made sure he pronounced it "moo-lay."
moo-lay by Adman12 October 27, 2005

cheeses crepes! 

Euphemism for Jesus Christ!

See cheeses.
Cheeses crepes! Those are some good pancakes!
cheeses crepes! by Adman12 October 26, 2005
Old Canadianism for forest or wilderness. Usually phrased as "the bush."
"Roughing it in the Bush," by Susanna Moodie, is a surprisingly unsexy account of pioneer life in mid-19th Century Canada.
bush by Adman12 October 24, 2005

sugar bush 

Canadianism for a maple syrup (and maple sugar) farm. So-called because these operations harvest sap from wild maple trees, so the "farm" is actually forest, known in Canada as "the bush."

It has nothing to do with a woman's sweet sweet pubic area, although it sure does sound like it.
"Jacques and me, we went down to Yvette's sugar bush to get some sweet, sweet syrup, eh?"
sugar bush by Adman12 October 24, 2005
An UDism is a term that was made up for, and only exists on, Urban Dictionary. It includes imaginative neologisms as well as just plain disgusting dirty crap. If ever used outside the confines of this Web site by anyone other than the originator, it ceases to be an UDism.
UDism is an UDism, but not the dirty kind.
UDism by Adman12 October 20, 2005