caunk

n. bastardization of caulk, as in sealant.
v. tr. to caulk
Origin: Southeastern United States, state of Tennessee in particular

Give me the caunk so I can caunk the bathtub.

by fizzle April 01, 2004

doomafloppy

see thingamajig.

Gimme that doomafloppy over there.

by fizzle April 05, 2004

bear bait

n. a vehicle (or vehicles) exceeding the speed limit in the hammer lane, typically after a trucker has moved out of that vehicle's way. The expectation is that smokey bears will go after the vehicle moving fastest, thus keeping them occupied with a customer when you go by. Sometimes truckers try to create this situation on purpose by blocking all the lanes of traffic for a period of time to make people behind them mad enough to speed. see cop cleaner

The truckers were going four-wide on the highway for 10 miles, until the one in the hammer lane swapped lanes, and then the bear bait was released.

by fizzle October 10, 2005

like a glove

What you say when something fits, goes together, matches, etc., perfectly. Used this way because the fingers on a glove are individually wrapped, which is why we don't say like a mitten.

These gloves fit like a glove.

by fizzle April 10, 2004

buggin

v. i. Leaving the premises. Usually written as buggin out.

"Remaining Migs are buggin out."--Top Gun

by fizzle April 02, 2004

elephant gun

n. euphemism for the male organ

John whipped out his elephant gun.

by fizzle April 01, 2004

axe murderer

n. a really good guitar player. See axe.

Carlos Santana isn't just an axe man, he's an axe murderer!

by fizzle December 22, 2005