despotic rule

Despotism is government by a singular authority - either a single person or tightly knit group - which rules with absolute power.

Also, see despotism and hydraulic despotism.

columbians monopolizing the coke industry, the mongolians in the Opium wars, Egypt and Babylonia in the BCE era, the government controlled the irrigation channels; good subjects received plentiful water for their crops, while bad subjects were starved of water so that their crops died.

by deathtobees February 18, 2004

reefer

outdated vernacular for marijuana.

used by baby boomers who feel the need to identify with their children.

"Honey, have you been smoking the reefer?"

"For the love of christ, don't call it that, Dad!"

by deathtobees February 18, 2004

hoodie

Necessary covering for drug dealers, hookups, potheads, and drummers. Ones without zippers are preferred, althrough a small Baretta pistol will satisfy the conundrum of what to carry with a zippered hoodie. A hoodie must be owned and worn if you own and drive any car manufactured before the year of 1977. They must be well-worn and loved, washed with extra-strong detergant only once a year, unless extreme soiling occurs. They are the most coveted piece of clothing, admired by girlfriends and ex-girlfriends alike.

I stole three hoodies from three different drummers I've dated.

by deathtobees January 28, 2004

wunnie

a word of the "stoner" dialect meaning "one-hitter," indicating a single-hit pipe.

"Pass me the wunnie."

by deathtobees January 05, 2004

bb

abbrv. for BlackBox

BlackBox for Linux is mad phat, but they recently ported it to Windows so now I'm not so ashamed to run a Windows platform.

by deathtobees December 19, 2003

pearl

n. necklace, pearl

See pearl necklace

I got my girlfriend a pearl necklace for Christmas this year.

by deathtobees December 19, 2003

go

(v)
the opposite of come; can sometimes become messy when one must not come at a particular time, and instead must go.

(Various other trifling acts and commands)
to leave, to move, to do, to act, be commanded to

(syn)
went, gone, (both past tense) will go, (future tense) to go.

(v)
"Did you come?"
"No, but I went..."

by deathtobees December 19, 2003