A female who absolutely adores another female in the most nonlesbian way and tries to be EXACTLY like that chick and forgets her identity.
Virginia: Oh my Gad, it's Carol, oh my Gad! Am I wearing the exact same clothes as her? Do I look exactly like her? Am I speaking just like her? When other people are around and I'm with Carol do I totally ignore them and try to be cool but really I'm snobby?
Briana: Um, yes.
Virginia: Oh my Gad yay!
Briana: Um, yes.
Virginia: Oh my Gad yay!
by ebkf June 1, 2005
Get the girl crushmug. A person (male or female) who hovers around the kitchen whenever someone else is in it because they believe it to be THEIR territory and doesn't think anyone else can function properly in the kitchen. A portmanteau of "kitchen" and "hovercraft".
by ebkf January 10, 2009
Get the kitchencraftmug. by ebkf October 22, 2007
Get the platitudemug. by ebkf July 14, 2007
Get the VeMamug. "Doodad" can be used as a noun, a verb, or an adjective.
adj. You add "-ish" to the end of this word to state an opinion if you're not sure if you like this or not and don't want to insult someone.
n. You can use it for it's common, bland meaning as a nameless object, but you can also call someone a doodad to describe them as call or as uncool.
v. You can use doodad as a verb to describe that you are doing something nameless and/or that you don't want to explain.
adj. You add "-ish" to the end of this word to state an opinion if you're not sure if you like this or not and don't want to insult someone.
n. You can use it for it's common, bland meaning as a nameless object, but you can also call someone a doodad to describe them as call or as uncool.
v. You can use doodad as a verb to describe that you are doing something nameless and/or that you don't want to explain.
adj. "Eh, I suppose it's doodaddish."
n. "Oh my God, he was being SUCH a doodad!"
v. "Nothing much, just doodadding."
n. "Oh my God, he was being SUCH a doodad!"
v. "Nothing much, just doodadding."
by ebkf February 25, 2005
Get the doodadmug. Bryn is a name that, in different languages, means the following:
"hill"
"poncho"
"strong"
It's a perfectly acceptable name and doesn't mean anything bad! Yeah it's also the name of me but I'm wicked cool.
"hill"
"poncho"
"strong"
It's a perfectly acceptable name and doesn't mean anything bad! Yeah it's also the name of me but I'm wicked cool.
by ebkf December 25, 2006
Get the Brynmug. Someone who has six more years of school to go. A seventh grader. Term namely used at Boston Latin School. Can be a term of affection or an insult, or if you don't know the name of someone in the seventh grade.
Upperclassman: Hey, sixie, do you have Haritos for science?
Sixie: Yeah, I'm in Cluster A!
Mascot: GO WOLFPACK!
Sixie: Yeah, I'm in Cluster A!
Mascot: GO WOLFPACK!
by ebkf May 1, 2005
Get the sixiemug.