anton's definitions

bootie call

Best thing that can happen to you, especially if the girl is hot. It's simply having sex with a friend

I have a bootie call, she is hot! I'll be over tonight!

by anton September 1, 2008

redneck

Any Person who:
Lives in a trailer
Goes to NASCARD events
Lives in Alabama, Missouri, Texas, or other Southern states.
Uses the word "yall", "aint", "howdy"
Is missing several teeth
Uses the word "nigger" or other rascial terms that are extremely ofensive.
ALSO SEE "HICK"

I aint no redneck, I am edhukated!

by Anton July 17, 2005

primativist

Individuals associated with this current do not wish to be adherents of an ideology, merely people who seek to become free individuals in free communities in harmony with one another and with the biosphere, and may therefore refuse to be limited by the term 'anarcho-primitivist' or any other ideological tagging. At best, then, anarcho-primitivism is a convenient label used to characterise diverse individuals with a common project: the abolition of all power relations - e.g., structures of control, coercion, domination, and exploitation - and the creation of a form of community that excludes all such relations.

That primitivists are planning an attack on the city hall.

by Anton April 24, 2005

dematteis

One with massive balls

He showed his dematteis

by anton June 25, 2014

husband and wife

When participating in any team sport, when two teammates both look at a ball that lands between them, thinking the other will play it. Most common in volleyball and tennis (even at the highest professional levels).

"Youngs with the set, McPeak with the spike! And Masakayan and Hanley are husband and wife!"

by Anton September 4, 2003

flight risk

A person who appears ready to leave a job or relationship, presumably for a better opportunity elsewhere.

"Aaron's a definite flight risk, I hear he's posted on monster.com"

by Anton September 4, 2003

Five O'Clock Vegas Blue

The color of the eastern sky just before sunrise. Coined by wordFrank Sinatraword, who certainly saw enough of it.

"Look at the colors!" he would say, pointing bleary comrades toward thousands of sunrises. "What kind of blue would you call that?" He called the tint of sky that offered him most peace Five O'Clock Vegas Blue. "You have to see it to know it." (from The Way You Wear Your Hat, by Bill Zehme)

by Anton September 5, 2003