flagship

1. Slang noun adjective: describing the most prominent or highly touted product or service among those offered by a company. Derived from the naval term meaning:

2. The ship in a fleet that carries the Admiral, or ranking military commander.

sWindles is the flagship of MyCrudSoft's fleet of DCS infections.

Vista is the latest version of their flagship product.

The flagship of the United States is Air Force One, because the C-in-C doesn't usually travel by sea.

by Downstrike August 06, 2005

Eostre

Anachronistic spelling of Easter.

Easter used to be spelled Eostre.

by Downstrike May 25, 2004

sweat equity

The work one invests in a business venture.

I may not have much capital, but I have a lot of sweat equity.

by Downstrike June 04, 2004

binary

adj. Arranged as pairs or counted by twos.

Pairs of stars or planets, such as the Earth and Moon, are called binary stars or planets.

by Downstrike May 23, 2004

You could have went all day without saying that

A sarcastic version of, "that wasn't very nice", "you shouldn't have said that", "ewww, grody", or "TMI".

Variant: You could have gone all day without saying that.

Did you see all those girls clustering around your ex? I've never seen him happier!

Just think! You could have went all day without saying that!

by Downstrike May 12, 2006

You could have went all day without saying that

A sarcastic version of, "that wasn't very nice", "you shouldn't have said that", "ewww, grody", or "TMI".

Variant: You could have gone all day without saying that.

Did you see all those girls clustering around your ex? I've never seen him happier!

Just think! You could have went all day without saying that!

by Downstrike May 12, 2006

Hey You

What people will call you next if you ignore them when they call you sir and do as you damn well please.

Sir, you can't go in there.

You can't go in there, sir!

Sir!!

Hey You!

by Downstrike October 30, 2004