katie's definitions

moonsault

Backflip from the top turnbuckle to the center of the ring on top of an opponent, in the pro sport of wrestling. This move, along with the Haurracanrana, is beautifully done by the georgeous Lita.

Did you see the way Lita took that bitch down with the Moonsault?!?

by Katie June 13, 2004

Almighty Tallest

The two aliens in Invader Zim who are head of the Irken Empire. They are called this because they are the tallest of the Irkens.

The Almighty Tallest sent Zim to Earth on a fake mission just so they could get rid of him.

by Katie December 5, 2003

nutsmack

a man who masturbates excessively, usually to the exclusion of all other activities

That nutsmack, Dave, would rather stay home and jerk off than hang out with his friends.

by Katie February 18, 2003

ERS

a card game, short for the full name, Egyption Rat Screw. I very easy game to play but confuses the hell out of people when theyre trying to learn. similar.

Wanna play a game of ERS?

by Katie March 6, 2005

label

1. Something, usually a sticker of sorts; that you stick on a jar or a box to identify the contents and/or purpose.

2. A highly complicated system which is used to classify people, usually high school students; in an attempt to organize them by how they are 'supposed' to be, determined by what music they listen to, what they wear, and in some cases their income. Comparable to the caste system of ancient India.

3. An attempt to classify every band by their 'style'

1. The box is labeled 'tupperware'

2. Oh yeah, she's an emo-goth for sure. You can tell by her Converse and black eyeliner.

3. Oh yeah, their style can pretty much be summed up as alterna-punk/emo/goth/post-hardcore screamo/3rd wave ska revival/punk-core/pop/ska-pop

by Katie May 13, 2005

Vaginas of the sea

Mussels.
An edible marine mollusk with a blue black shell.

Let's go to the seafood restaurant so I can eat some vaginas of the sea.

by Katie April 26, 2005

Les Miserables

A play based on a book which was originally written in French. All of the characters, with the exception of Marius and Cosette, die. It is set during the French Revolution. It was originally preformed on Broadway in 1987.

Do you hear the people sing? Lost in the valley of the night. It is the music of a people who are climbing to the light. For the wretched of the earth there is a flame that never dies. Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. They will live again in freedom in the garden of the lord. They will walk behind the plowshare. They will put away the sword. The chain will be broken and all men will have their reward. Will you join in our crusade? Who will be strong and stand with me? Somewhere beyond the barricade is there a world you long to see? Do you hear the people sing? Say do you hear the distant drums? It is the future that they bring when tomorrow comes.

by Katie January 2, 2004