b--rad's definitions

Day Snorer

A fat slack jaw. It's a person who is so fat that when they breath it sounds like they are snoring.

Tommy is so fat and a slack jaw which makes him snore while he's awake thus meaning he is a day snorer

by b--rad September 6, 2012

Grinder

a military term, particulary the US Navy, meaning parking lot.

AT2: "Every one fall out to the grinder for drill."
Recruit: "Aye aye petty officeeer!!!"

by b--rad September 11, 2006

mindango

Mindango (mah-dan-goh): A word used as a substitution for the phrase "my dang old". Mostly used when talking to a friend and drinking a beer. It is derived from redneck southern slang.

Tony: "Dam mindango lawn mower shit the bed the other day."
Bob: "Dam Schwo that sucks. Now how are you going to cut your grass."

by b--rad September 16, 2008

oscar

Oscar: 1. A naval term used to signify that a man has went over board and is now in the water.
2. A flag flown from the yardarn to signify that a man has went over board.
3.A drill on a US naval vesel to practice mustering times and to practice recovering an Oscar dummy from the sea by rescue personell.
4.A dummy made up of k-pac life vest to look like a person, used in man over board drills on a US naval vesel.

Sailor: Hear's a splash in the water and looks and see's Oscar in the water. "Dam now we are going to be locked down in the shop for the next hour."
1MC: "Man over board, Man over board"

by b--rad September 11, 2006

underway

Underway: A US Navy term meaning that the ship has pulled out of port and is out to sea. Also refered to as "Hazed, grey, and underway."

Chief: "Well it's too late to try and get out of this det now son, We're underway."

by b--rad October 2, 2006

Jewishish

Someone who isn't jewish but acts jewish, has jewish friends, and considers themself jewish.

"Did you see Mordechai's girlfriend? Would his parents be ok with her not being jewish?" -guy #1
"She's jewishish so his parents say its ok as long as they don't get married." -guy #2

by B--RaD October 29, 2008

Y-code

Y-code: A US Naval Aviation term meaning that it was a piece of equipment that was recieved bad from the repair shop. The part that the O level was trying to replace was defective when it was installed on the plane. If you are the technician that worked on the gear then you will get into trouble for sending out faulty gear. That is if the Y-code was found to be Valid. Y-codes are the technicians nightmare.

Harris: "Dam man I got Y-code last week on that ducer that I fixed."
Cortes: "Well was it a valid Y-code?"
Harris: "Hell no it wasn't. Stupid as O level techs. I was forced to A-799 it back to them with a little note attaced"
Cortes: "What did the note say?"
Harris: "It said Next time try the on/off switch dumb ass"

by b--rad September 25, 2006