andrew's definitions

emmity

A loved one, this goes beyond passing fancy and is used to describe a soul mate or someone who knows your thoughts before you have voiced them.

Jackie was Andrew's emmity, he knew he would spend the rest of his life with her.

by Andrew August 3, 2003

Gare

To Gare is to molest young boys and girls in a pedastry way.

Mike "Gared" that little boy till he bled.

by Andrew September 20, 2004

dingleberries

As defined in The War Of Don Emmanuel's Nether Parts, by Louis de Bernieres:

'Dingleberries,' he said, assuming a professional air, 'are the little balls of fluff that appear in one's underwear and sometimes entwine themselves in one's pubic hair. Frequently they are of a grey colour and woolly nature.'

See above.

by Andrew March 3, 2004

slushy

a variant of wordcool/word pertaining especially to objects, event or people that are unique and/or strange. Often used in conjunction with wordrowdy/word.

That movie was slushy.

This is the slushiest join in town.

He's all slush-rowdy.

by Andrew June 4, 2003

douchein

one who is douchely in nature

also can mean the philosophy of being a douche, derivative of heidegger's "Dasein"

can be used as a monnicker and/or insult

Matt: what up douchein
Andrew: notin much bruheim

by Andrew December 23, 2003

bitched

A vinyl record or CD which has been scratched badly enough that it is unplayable.

"I lent you my Gaetano Parisio 12" and it came back bitched."

"I can't play Far Cry because the play disc is bitched."

by Andrew July 2, 2004

Emo Kid

Youth of the late 90's who listen to pop punk and commercial rock bands influenced by jawbreaker, fugazi, slint, indian summer, etc, but who do no know who jawbreaker etc. are. They tend to dress in black, have bad hair, write morbid poetry, ignore non emo kids, and feel that they and their music are somehow emmotional in ways others are not. See also: wordposeur/word, wordtrend follower/word.

The emo kid was at a loss when asked whether heroin or husker du had more relevence to today's scene.

by Andrew October 3, 2003