wig

The appearance or persona which one chooses to create for public view, as opposed to the 'real' self; the constructed public self. Hence 'wig out', to lose control of oneself, sometimes shortened to 'wig'; 'burned his wig', to depart terminally from normal behavior, or cause someone else to do so; 'blow someone's wig', to stun or astound someone.

Joe blew his boss's wig this morning by appearing in the office on time. The man is still gibbering.

by anarcissie November 16, 2014

air cat

A cat that tolerates being picked up; usually also likes to get in high places, like book shelves, on top of kitchen cabinets, or in trees.

Jack thought Missy was an air cat until he tried to pick her up, and got his arm shredded for his trouble.

by anarcissie January 13, 2011

can

(verb) To throw away, get rid of, fire (an employee), shut up (get rid of what you were talking about). Also shitcan.

"Can that crap -- we've heard it all before."

by anarcissie April 05, 2008

skeeve

A dishonest, malevolent, or shady person. Hence, 'skeevy' and 'to skeeve'

J-J became a total skeeve but he seriously needed to steal the cash for his next hit.

by anarcissie September 18, 2020

bag

Throw away (put in a garbage bag)

"Bag your program -- they just changed the specs again."

by anarcissie April 05, 2008

bag

(noun) A conspiracy or conspiratorial or criminal arrangement or relationship; a corrupt official or office

"There's a lot of bags in Baltimore"

by anarcissie April 05, 2008

bag

(adj) As in "bag man", one who collects money for a criminal purpose

"He was a bag man for Gotti back in the day."

by anarcissie April 05, 2008