bounce

To hit switches in a car with hydraulics/bags/air suspension/etc.

Yo, look at that car bounce.

by Eric January 07, 2003

last month

A fad that's no longer cool or interesting.

With the internet and life becoming more and more interconnected -- fads no longer last as long as pre-internet times. Fad seasons are trending closer to one month.

Trucker hats are so last month.

by Eric November 19, 2003

Herm

The "wild card" of the English language. It has no real meaning or value and could mean anything.

1. DUDE! What the herm!?
2. Holy herm...that's huge!
3. I herm you. ^_^ *Kiss*
4. Bye bye herm.
5. Alright, you got the herm, now GET THE HERM OUT!
6. Billy, can you come here for a herm and help me with this?

by Eric January 22, 2005

Wrestler

Something some people spend a few years learning, and a life time appriciating. Most people refer to it as a "gay" sport for men to rub against each other. But find that if they indeed wrestled themselves, they would appriciate it so much more if it was in their life, no matter how much they hated it, or liked it.

The wrestler won the State Championship 2 years in a row, and would always remember it.

by Eric March 03, 2003

Frolf

Frolf is a term used to describe the cause of a computer and/or car problem. Also used as slang for the word "fuck" when appropriate.

My computer has been frolfed!! I just got frolfed up the ass. Blunt just frolfed oilleak.

by Eric August 27, 2004

you are casey

Insult implying that the insultee is a black person.

Roots: 'You are casey', pronounced 'You RKC', is an obvious reference to 'You Reggin K calb' (see reggin k calb).

Dude, Moshiqua, you are *so* casey!

I hear that Reggin K. Calb, famous comedian, is performing at O'Malley's tonight. He is casey, literally! Lol ;)

by Eric December 30, 2003

TBD

Acronym for "To Be Determined". Commonly used in business.

Should we close this deal or not, we're not sure yet right?
Answer: TBD

by Eric July 08, 2004