To drink (intoxicating liquor), especially repeatedly, and in small quantities.
There are plenty of people who drink just enough to be under the radar, but they do this to relieve stress and cope with emotional difficulties. They drink enough to get drunk over an elongated period of time.
A modern day McCourt might tipple.
There are plenty of people who drink just enough to be under the radar, but they do this to relieve stress and cope with emotional difficulties. They drink enough to get drunk over an elongated period of time.
A modern day McCourt might tipple.
Paris: I am such a mess. I need to drink some cognac or brandy.
Nicole: I thought you said you were done with the whole tipple situation?
Lindsay: Nah, I got her started again. It's not a bad thing.
Paris: Hott.
Nicole: I thought you said you were done with the whole tipple situation?
Lindsay: Nah, I got her started again. It's not a bad thing.
Paris: Hott.
by g-diggity March 31, 2008

A term for a politician that changes his political party after showing years of devout support for the party he/she was first elected in.
A Spectercrat usually changes parties to gain respect, popularity, notoriety, or to help be a rubber stamp for an administration that needs votes.
Origin: Named in the honor of Arlen Specter, a former republican Pennsylvania senator since 1980, who switched party affiliations in April, 2009. His record of NOT voting in line with his party earns him this honor.
Notable Spectercrats of the past:
-Strom Thurmond
-Joe Lieberman
-Jim Jeffords
-Robert Smith
-Harry Byrd Jr
A Spectercrat usually changes parties to gain respect, popularity, notoriety, or to help be a rubber stamp for an administration that needs votes.
Origin: Named in the honor of Arlen Specter, a former republican Pennsylvania senator since 1980, who switched party affiliations in April, 2009. His record of NOT voting in line with his party earns him this honor.
Notable Spectercrats of the past:
-Strom Thurmond
-Joe Lieberman
-Jim Jeffords
-Robert Smith
-Harry Byrd Jr
Geoff: Did you hear about the senator from PA switching political parties?
Phil: No, why?
Geoff: He's a flip flop! Switching parties just to garner votes and to get policy passed that benefits his state.
Phil: As long as that Spectercrat does what is morally right, that's ok with me!
Phil: No, why?
Geoff: He's a flip flop! Switching parties just to garner votes and to get policy passed that benefits his state.
Phil: As long as that Spectercrat does what is morally right, that's ok with me!
by g-diggity April 29, 2009

A person who supplements an otherwise normal diet with large amounts of pork!
They eat LARGE amounts of bacon or pork, in seemingly obscene amounts.
They eat LARGE amounts of bacon or pork, in seemingly obscene amounts.
by g-diggity January 28, 2008

Deployment Shoppers are guardsmen who ask states scheduled to send soldiers into combat to take them, too.
If a guardsman from Virginia is serving in the National Guard, and is not scheduled to get deployed for six years, they can ask, or beg, another state to take them on tour.
It allows for them to do their service young and early.
It also allows for soldiers to make more money than they would by staying at home.
If a guardsman from Virginia is serving in the National Guard, and is not scheduled to get deployed for six years, they can ask, or beg, another state to take them on tour.
It allows for them to do their service young and early.
It also allows for soldiers to make more money than they would by staying at home.
Daryle wanted to serve early, so he offered his services to NJ, and their outfit took him. He was a deployment shopper.
by g-diggity June 21, 2008

To live in the country, far away from any major city or urban center. Living in Suburbia does not count.
Living in the sticks requires a person to reside in an area that is well forested, has farmland, and maybe some dirt roads.
Because people live in these rural areas, they are surrounded by trees, which are known as sticks. Trees are a most common thing in these areas...
Folks who live in the sticks are often refferred to as:hicks or country blumpkins or rednecks or hillbilly or farmer or ruralite
Language- English, interspersed with poor grammar and lots of double negatives.
Contrast- concrete jungle,suburbs,city
Living in the sticks requires a person to reside in an area that is well forested, has farmland, and maybe some dirt roads.
Because people live in these rural areas, they are surrounded by trees, which are known as sticks. Trees are a most common thing in these areas...
Folks who live in the sticks are often refferred to as:hicks or country blumpkins or rednecks or hillbilly or farmer or ruralite
Language- English, interspersed with poor grammar and lots of double negatives.
Contrast- concrete jungle,suburbs,city
Kruti: Where do you live?
Ankit: Far away from civiliztion.
Kruti: Oh, you live in the country! Living in the sticks, eh?
Ankit: Yeah, the nearest convienence store is 20 miles away.
Ankit: Far away from civiliztion.
Kruti: Oh, you live in the country! Living in the sticks, eh?
Ankit: Yeah, the nearest convienence store is 20 miles away.
by g-diggity May 20, 2008

This phrase is another way of saying, "to have sex."
Also, "to fornicate in a grassy field."
To roll in the clover implies that a man and his smitten lover have been having intercourse in a field of some sort.
Sometimes, this can be equated to recieving field head.
Some people insist that this is what happened in a deleted scene in a star wars movie.
Also, "to fornicate in a grassy field."
To roll in the clover implies that a man and his smitten lover have been having intercourse in a field of some sort.
Sometimes, this can be equated to recieving field head.
Some people insist that this is what happened in a deleted scene in a star wars movie.
Jack: I sure am bored.
Jill: What do you want to do?
Jack: You know i just want to roll in the clover with you.
Jill: There's a nursery rhyme we won't publish...
Jill: What do you want to do?
Jack: You know i just want to roll in the clover with you.
Jill: There's a nursery rhyme we won't publish...
by g-diggity April 03, 2008

To be completely embracing Judiasm, and consider oneself as a practicing Jew. Must have strong lineage, too.
A 'Straight up Jew' must be completely practicing, and not jew-ish.
A Straight up Jew would do the following:
1)Celebrate Haunnakah, with the candles
2)Study the Torah
3)Not celebrate Christmas
4)Have a jewish mother
5)Know how to prounounce those tricky "hhhlaahck" sounds
6)Go to temple every week.
A 'Straight up Jew' must be completely practicing, and not jew-ish.
A Straight up Jew would do the following:
1)Celebrate Haunnakah, with the candles
2)Study the Torah
3)Not celebrate Christmas
4)Have a jewish mother
5)Know how to prounounce those tricky "hhhlaahck" sounds
6)Go to temple every week.
Hannah: Mr Goldblatt, are you a Straight up Jew, or are you Jew-ish?
Mr Goldblatt: I am Straight up Jew, ach!
Mr Goldblatt: I am Straight up Jew, ach!
by g-diggity February 24, 2008
