hard guy

tough guy, thug, gangster, bad or cruel person
"When Joe couldn't get Jack to pay up he called in the hard guys and Jack spent a couple of weeks in the hospital."
by anarcissie May 13, 2008
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dead is dead

Also with quotes: "'Dead' is dead", "'dead' is 'dead'", etc. The theory that in postmodernity nothing is ever out of fashion, anything from the past may come back, 'everything old is new again,' etc.
'He is such a post-post 'dead is dead' freak he thinks Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post covers are totally hip.'
by anarcissie May 02, 2011
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blow lunch

(verb) to vomit, esp. vigorously. Also figurative.
I'm gonna blow lunch if I hear about your job one more time.
by anarcissie April 23, 2008
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cut it

(verb) to be sufficient or adequate for a task, or generally.
"That excuse is not going to cut it."
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blob

In politics, the Deep State, the government (especially the secret police and their business associates), the Empire, the Ruling Class. Probably derived from the book or horror movie in which a huge amoeba-like organism quickly eats and digests everything it comes into contact with.
Joe thought Mr. T was fighting the Blob, but now he thinks he's just part of it.
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frig

Rubbing of any kind for sexual pleasure; masturbation, of oneself or another. Probably from Latin frico (rub) or frictio (rubbing). Also used as a semi-euphemism for _fuck_ by itself or in phrases. Usually derogatory or contemptuous.
"We found out where Jack was -- frigging in the supplies room again." "Frigging in the rigging." "Frig off." "He is so frigging crazy."
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blow it out

(verb) Usually used in the imperative, indicates that the speaker thinks the hearer contains some offensive impacted substance which interferes with his thought, behavior and speech, and which the the hearer should get rid of immediately by any means necessary. Rather derogatory.
by anarcissie May 22, 2008
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