number two

n. defecation

I gotta go do a number two.

by fizzle April 01, 2004

even money

A sure thing, a slam dunk, something that is in the bag. From gambling lingo.

If there's only one horse in the race, then it's even money that the one horse is going to win the race.

by fizzle April 10, 2004

four on the floor

n. Indicates that a car has a four-speed transmission, where the shifter is "on the floor" rather than on the steering column.

That old camaro had a 454 with four on the floor.

by fizzle April 13, 2004

break 1-9

Trucker speak. Should only be used to introduce yourself on channel 19 on Citizen's Band. For other channels, say "break 20", "break 21", etc. It's funny to hear people say break 1-9 on like channel 5 though.

Trucker1: Break 1-9.
Trucker2: 10-4.

by fizzle April 05, 2004

Chineasy

tight Asian, not necessarily Chinese.

Lucy Lui is Chineasy.

by fizzle December 05, 2003

west end left turn

n. You're at a traffic light trying to turn left. You can turn on green when there's no traffic, but there's always traffic at this intersection. You pull out into the middle of the intersection, wait until your light turns red, and turn when the oncoming traffic stops for the red light and before the traffic from the cross street starts going on their green light. Two or three cars turn behind you as well. Originated on West End Avenue in Nashville, Tennessee, because you'll never make a left turn off that street if you don't do a West End left turn.

If a cop sees you, he'll give you a ticket for running a red light.

by fizzle June 02, 2004

high cotton

n. An Al Franken t-shirt
n. There actually is a t-shirt company called "High Cotton" and I have the one that says "c:\dos. c:\dos\run. run\dos\run."

I'm wearing my high cotton today.

by fizzle April 01, 2004