diggity monkeez's definitions

Clout

A very powerful hit.

Leroy still had a black eye from the clout he received from Dennis, the school's resident bully.

Because Tampa Bay won so easily, Durazo's second-inning clout went forgotten by both of the stadium's Devil Ray fans.

by Diggity Monkeez March 29, 2005

Fail

The opposite of succeed. To unsuccessfully attempt an undertaking.

I failed to become manager of McDonalds, so I settled on cleaining the mini-playground.

by Diggity Monkeez February 21, 2005

Sidekick

A friend/associate of a more popular, charismatic person. The sidekick gains most of his/her acclaim from merely being connected so closely to the more powerful acquaintance. Sidekicks can be found anywhere from comic books (where the term began) to the workplace and schoolyard.

Neil: Is Dan really that popular a guy? Most people in the office just talk to him because he's Ron's little sidekick.

Gina: The two of them are inseperable, you have to give them that.

Neil: Oh, I'll give that little Dan something he won't soon forget!

Bartholomew: Like the Baxter Account?

by Diggity Monkeez March 14, 2005

Collapse

To fall, especially something that was once sturdy.

DM: Hey, that building collapsed!

OOTTGHOOG: Like your hopes of getting a date?

DM: Yes.

by Diggity Monkeez January 28, 2005

Booo!

The sound a crowd makes when upset. To make such a noise is to boo.

Can be told from the noise made when scaring someone (boo!) by its 3(+) O's.

DiggityMan: And that, dear friends, is why we must collect the garbage twice (two times) each week.

Trash Collection Committee: Booo!

by Diggity Monkeez April 18, 2005

Snack

A meal that comes in between two of the 'Big Three' that, more often than not, is unhealthy.

I had a nice snack of carrots and celery. I'm not a baby.

by Diggity Monkeez January 13, 2005

Have a Knack For

To possess talent in a certain skill.

Who knew that Perry had such a knack for linguistics?

by Diggity Monkeez April 5, 2005