A term used in, "The Warriors" movie from 1979 where a gang goes from one district to another, usually having to fight any of the other gangs they may come across for stepping into their protected territory.
Orphan Gang leader: "Maybe you oughta show me your invitation ?"
Warrior Member: "How do you figure ?"
Orphan Gang leader: "Well, you come armying down here, invading our territory."
Warrior Member: "How do you figure ?"
Orphan Gang leader: "Well, you come armying down here, invading our territory."
by dw8177 October 04, 2021
A term of endearment quite simply meaning "sweetie" or "darling." It was used in Netflix's own series, "Big Mouth" to denote kinship and friendship to Jessi. It is Yiddish in origin.
Alternative spellings include: bubele, bubbeleh, bobale, bubala, bubale, bubbaleh, bubeleh
Alternative spellings include: bubele, bubbeleh, bobale, bubala, bubale, bubbaleh, bubeleh
by dw8177 March 15, 2018
Mansome is essentially handsome with a few differences. The preferred referred is expected to be unshaven and their hair unkempt. The rest of them however is very fit and attractive to the female. It is used especially in conversation when physical sexual attraction (and not much else) is implied.
by dw8177 July 25, 2016
Basically another name for your butthole. It was first mentioned on the Crackle 2015 comedy series called "Supermansion." It was spoken by Cooch, one of the super heroines on the team when she was cavity checking prisoners.
by dw8177 February 03, 2018
"I really tremored over that pop test our teacher gave."
"Dude, are you alright ? Do you want to sit down for a second ?"
"Dude, are you alright ? Do you want to sit down for a second ?"
by dw8177 July 24, 2017
A shoutburst is a shout and an outburst combined. It generally means someone who is acting so immature and is shouting so incredibly loud that absolutely everyone around can see and hear them. A total meltdown. It is not a short angry burst but a long and loud one with a lot of whining and screaming. It really brings a lot of negative attention to the person who is doing it.
"Did you hear about Stacy the other day when Kathy took her lipgloss ?"
"Boy did I ! She had a full 30-minute shoutburst ! People flocked all around to watch and record it on their phones."
"Boy did I ! She had a full 30-minute shoutburst ! People flocked all around to watch and record it on their phones."
by dw8177 July 25, 2020
"Cain't" is not the same as "can't." "Can't" as you know is a contraction for "cannot." Adding the "i" means that whatever cannot be done is WANTING to be done but is impossible to do so. It "ain't possible." and this is usually due to the circumstances surrounding it.
"Now, Milton. I just cain't get up in that water tower without the ladder."
"You're saying you don't know who took it, then ?"
"Exactly."
"You're saying you don't know who took it, then ?"
"Exactly."
by dw8177 February 22, 2021