Definitions by hexis
grating the cheese
In video game hockey, rapidly poke checking the goalie while he has the puck covered but can still move it.
Any goals gained from this practice are very cheesy.
Any goals gained from this practice are very cheesy.
Why do you keep grating the cheese? I'm not going to pass it with my goalie.
I've got two goals off grating the cheese alone.
I've got two goals off grating the cheese alone.
grating the cheese by Hexis August 21, 2008
jusful
Succulent, exquisite, done with particular flair or relish.
Having a bit of spin or english on a ball.
The s is silent.
Having a bit of spin or english on a ball.
The s is silent.
Van Nistelroy's pass was ever so jusful.
He was flush in the pocket but the ball was a bit to jusful and it spun right through.
He was flush in the pocket but the ball was a bit to jusful and it spun right through.
jus
Spin, or english on a ball, especially when it is the perfect amount for the task at hand.
Pronounced as in au jus, with a silent s.
Pronounced as in au jus, with a silent s.
I think if you hit it with a touch of jus the ball will hold out against the early break and trickle on down to the hole.
Oh! That just missed! I think with just a little more jus that ball would have curled into the net!
Oh! That just missed! I think with just a little more jus that ball would have curled into the net!
O-twat
1)Did you see that Chyna video? Man she's got an o-twat.
2) I don't care if it is the capital city, I can't stand O-twat.
2) I don't care if it is the capital city, I can't stand O-twat.
Mucklered
Fucked up despite an ostensible advantage.
Origin: John Muckler, who assembled an amazing team "on paper" as GM in Ottawa, but couldn't get it done and was eventually fired.
Origin: John Muckler, who assembled an amazing team "on paper" as GM in Ottawa, but couldn't get it done and was eventually fired.
It loves it
Variation of loves it, where the additional
<it> stands for surrounding conditions or fate in general. Mainly used in golf where the additional <it> refers to the golf course as an entity.
<it> stands for surrounding conditions or fate in general. Mainly used in golf where the additional <it> refers to the golf course as an entity.
That shot's started out down the left but it loves it, the wind's blowing the ball right back towards the target.
That doesn't look like a good shot, but wait, it loves it! It bounced out of the rough and onto the green!
That doesn't look like a good shot, but wait, it loves it! It bounced out of the rough and onto the green!
It loves it by Hexis August 21, 2008
Ure
1) Any crack in a couch that swallows things.
and, by extension,
2) A crotch, usually dirty.
Origin: Onomatopoeic.
and, by extension,
2) A crotch, usually dirty.
Origin: Onomatopoeic.
1) Where's the remote control? Umm... check in the ure.
2) I would ask her out, but I hear she's got a filthy ure.
2) I would ask her out, but I hear she's got a filthy ure.