treyf

Another spelling of treif: not kosher, religiously unclean. Often used metaphorically.

"His stuff is treyf, he cuts too many corners."

by anarcissie May 16, 2008

quiche eater

An upper-class or upper-middle-class person, presumably a snob or a trustifarian; one of the gentry; a person with effete or elitist tastes or habits; a patron of fern bars and Whole Foods supermarkets

'This neighborhood will be ruined if we get one more quiche eater moving in. They get in a house and multiply like rats.'

by anarcissie August 26, 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 4, 2008

yank one's chain

To annoy someone, especially about something they're concerned with or sensitive to, usually in a specious or humorous manner, just for the sake of annoying them. A real-world form of trolling..

'I proved to Bubba that Black people were superior to White -- it was all b.s., but I wanted to yank one's chain a bit.

by anarcissie January 11, 2016

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 4, 2008

kids these days

A set rhetorical form of great antiquity in which the speaker or writer deplores the unusual and previously unheard-of deficiencies of the present young in morals, manners, taste, dress, intellectual achievement, awareness, energy, self-discipline, appearance, etc. etc. etc. Often applied ironically. Sometimes expanded to 'people these days'.

'I see where Will has another "kids these days" column out. He never seems to tire of telling us how we're going to the dogs.'

by anarcissie October 29, 2011

terminate with extreme prejudice

(verb) Kill. Allegedly a bit of CIA humor.

Agent: "If we're pulling out, what will we do with the spies and informers we've been using? They know too much."

Boss: "Terminate with extreme prejudice."

by anarcissie May 16, 2008