1. In literature or entertainment, a segment of a series.
2. In medicine, an instance of a medical condition.
2. In medicine, an instance of a medical condition.
1. Television series are shown in episodes.
2. When ill, a person may experience episodes of dizzyness or faintness.
2. When ill, a person may experience episodes of dizzyness or faintness.
by Downstrike May 23, 2004
A song that was really popular one summer during the mid-70s, by some one-hit-wonder named Dean Friedman that no one remembers. It was popular because people liked listening to the intro.
The song started out, "AAAAaaaa-AAAAaaaaAAAAAriEEEEEeeeeeEEEEElllll". No one remembers what came after that because no one could focus on the song without their mind wandering before the intro was over. But somewhere in the middle of the song, it went like this:
She wore a peasant blouse with nothin' underneath
I said "Hi"
She said "Yeah, I guess I am"
She wore a peasant blouse with nothin' underneath
I said "Hi"
She said "Yeah, I guess I am"
by Downstrike November 01, 2004
You only call Olympia Oly if you're talking about the beer, or if you're trying desperately to be funny. Very, very desperately, and more trying than funny.
by Downstrike December 26, 2004
A niche of the antique industry that caters specifically to men, with merchandise such as railroad, firefighting, and shaving memorabilia, old pin-ups, knives, weapons, GI Joes, toy guns, and cars. A play on words, combining man and antique.
by Downstrike October 09, 2005
The legal doctrine by which a corporation is called an entity instead of property of a person who owns it.
The result of corporate personhood is that corporations have more rights than people do.
Corporate personhood has been outlawed by the city or Arcata, California.
Corporate personhood has been outlawed by the city or Arcata, California.
by Downstrike September 13, 2004
In CB slanguage:
1. n. One who talks continually.
2. v. To talk continually.
3. v. To talk on the CB radio.
1. n. One who talks continually.
2. v. To talk continually.
3. v. To talk on the CB radio.
by Downstrike May 30, 2004
The reason why buzzards have buzzard breath is that they prefer their pavement pizza warmed over on the asphalt solar griddle.
by Downstrike August 27, 2005