Anti-Gravity Ball Sack Capacitor. IE: The feeling you get when something made you extremely happy, similar to when you are on a rollercoaster ride and your balls float up and feel neat.
by Andy November 30, 2004
"They're all in the same glee club together, fuck 'em."
Or:
"I don't wanna be in that poxy glee club anyway."
etc, etc, etc
Or:
"I don't wanna be in that poxy glee club anyway."
etc, etc, etc
by Andy March 07, 2007
1) Westron (English) name for the Mumak, an elephant or elephant-like monster used in battle by the Haradrim in Lord of the Rings.
2) In Dungeons and Dragons, a larger and more powerful creature similar to an elephant.
2) In Dungeons and Dragons, a larger and more powerful creature similar to an elephant.
by Andy May 11, 2004
Someone who exemplifies rather large amounts of crybaby-bullshit in order to: 1) get sympathy from the people around him/her.
2) make them self feel like less of a dumbass
2) make them self feel like less of a dumbass
by andy November 26, 2003
City in the world of Lone Wolf. It is ancient, and is buried underground, beneath the modern city of Tahou. It can only be accessed through the Tahou Cauldron.
The abandoned city-scape of Zaaryx is home to the Zaaryx Ghouls, fearsome creatures which prey on humans, and also the mysterious but good Crocaryx, and strange monsters such as the Zadragon. It is the site of one of the Lorestones.
It attracts treasure-hunters, but few come back alive.
The abandoned city-scape of Zaaryx is home to the Zaaryx Ghouls, fearsome creatures which prey on humans, and also the mysterious but good Crocaryx, and strange monsters such as the Zadragon. It is the site of one of the Lorestones.
It attracts treasure-hunters, but few come back alive.
Was the city always home to the Crocaryx, or did it originally have a human population who later became the ghouls? Who knows?
by Andy May 05, 2004
An insult used in TransFormers series 1 episode More than Meets the Eye - wonderfully rude for a "U"-certificate swearword, plus it has definite "robot" connotations.
by Andy April 20, 2004
Warriors in the service of Shasarak the Wytch-King and the Shadakine Empire, they apparently descended on the eastern part of southern Magnamund from the desert. They appear human, except that they have eyes which are entirely white, with no pupils. Shadakine in Shasarak's army wear ranger-like armour and their heads are shaven, except for a pony-tail at the back. They wield fearsome scimitars, and some also have war-dogs and chariots.
The Shadakine warriors are not especially strong when confronted in combat individually, but the massive Shadakine army, with its siege machinery and spike-wheeled chariots, is a fearsome adversary.
See also Shadakine Empire.
The Shadakine warriors are not especially strong when confronted in combat individually, but the massive Shadakine army, with its siege machinery and spike-wheeled chariots, is a fearsome adversary.
See also Shadakine Empire.
The Shadakine Warrior attacks Grey Star as he clambers over the wall.
The Masbate warriors decide to ambush the Shadakine on the bridge near Forlu.
The Masbate warriors decide to ambush the Shadakine on the bridge near Forlu.
by Andy April 24, 2004