18 definitions by julie bing

un-orth

short for unorthodox.

sometimes spelled unorth.

Thigh-high snow boots and miniskirts used to be un-orth.

by julie bing January 23, 2005

hilare

short for hilarious.

Best used in abnormally shortened sentences.

not me: "So, at this office they offered me a soda, but I couldn't find an apprope time to drink it during the interview...
...and then I tried to get up, but tripped and started rolling down the stairs... I held onto my soda the whole time, so when I got up I had soda fizzing down my face!!"
me: "Hilare."

by julie bing February 17, 2005

occupancy

derivative of occupy

synonyms: reside, inhabit, obtain

The maximum occupancy in the elevator is 24 people or 2800 pounds.

by julie bing January 23, 2005

m-o

short for maximum occupancy

I have 6 people riding with me already; my car is totally m-o.

by julie bing January 23, 2005

runners

tennis shoes; sneakers

I got some new runners from Foot Locker.

by julie bing January 22, 2005

vim

alternative for vigor; enthusiasm; excitement; gaiety; elation

She danced with vim.

by julie bing January 23, 2005

maximum

highest

usually used as an amount, constraint or measure of capacity

synonym: most; climax; optimum; full; top; limit

The maximum number of bags allowed is 3.

by julie bing January 23, 2005