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Definitions by harry flashman

Bubba heard Reginald call him sworded and wondered how he knew that he was carrying a pocket knife.
sworded by harry flashman July 29, 2003

levitate 

To have ill-fitting denim trousers ride up uncomfortably on your crotch.
Damn, I getting a rash; my levis have been having the tendancy to levitate all day.
levitate by Harry flashman July 29, 2003

Rather not 

To express a preference in network TV news viewing.
If my cable or satellite went out and I needed a news fix, I'd Rather not.
Rather not by Harry flashman July 29, 2003
Bubba, fetch me some teep, else I'm gonna have to cut up Mama's curtains.
Teep by Harry flashman July 29, 2003
To gather up one's courage for a daunting task.
Sargeant Bohannon shrieked at Private Entwhistle, "Sack up, you panty-wearing dipstick...bayonet practice may save your life...now lunge, thrust, stick and twist...repeat...
sack up by harry flashman July 28, 2003
The ultimate dare from which a man cannot back down without incurring more loss of dignity than following through with the actual stupidity of doing the dare and suffering its consequences.
Bubba replied. "Whadaya mean 'no balls', I ain't skeert to piss on no electric fence."
no balls by harry flashman July 28, 2003

skint back 

Redneck for "ready for action" or "ready to make speed." (An allusion to retracting the foreskin in uncircumsized males before action.)
Cleotis heard the Yankee accent and was skint back and started looking around for a pool cue. After the bar brawl Cleotis jumped in his Firebird and had it skint back doing 90 up Highway 31.
skint back by harry flashman July 28, 2003