kilo lobo's definitions

Bumper

(London UK black Slang) A woman with realy petruding curves, ie: Enormouse tits and/or giant round arse. My type of woman.

I would love to bone Sherell! She's BUMPER man!

by Kilo Lobo June 14, 2003

jag-off

Basically the same as calling someone a jerk-off or 'jack-off' or 'wanker'.

Watch Casino. This word'll pop up in every scene.

by Kilo Lobo June 14, 2003

7-10 split

1, A shot in bowling where the only pins left are the 7 and 10, which are on each side of the lane.
2, An extremily wide punani, so called because of the imposible-to-hit shot in bowling
3, When the space at the top of a woman's legs is very far apart, usually indicating definition 2.

1, Oh, dang. How am I supposed to get a spare now? It's a 7-10 split!
2, Charmaine's been fucked so many times that she's got a 7-10 split!
3, Tiffani's too much of a sket. Look at her legs! For christ sakes shes got a 7-10 split!

by Kilo Lobo June 15, 2003

bad-mine

UK black slang meaning the same as 'shabz' or 'libz'. Basically rutheless or raw, but in a bad way.

Neeko from Back then, More Fire CV album: 'All them bad-mine niggaz get the full clip....'

by Kilo Lobo June 14, 2003

boy

To Boy someone is to make them feel stupid or humiliate them. UK street slang.

Bully: 'Yo, dickhead, tie up my laces for me!'

Victim: 'OK sir.....(ties up 1's laces)'

Passer By: 'Ha! You just got boy-d!'

by Kilo Lobo July 1, 2003

verlan

French form of slang/dialect where sylables are muddled around. The French film La Haine (a French gangster film) even had to have subtitles in French when it was shwon to critics who may not have been able to speak 'Verlan'. Verlan is verlan for 'L'anvers', which means 'reverse' in French. Almost every word in some poor parts of Urban French cities are spoken in this slang.

by Kilo Lobo June 14, 2003

Chode

White-trash slang for weed.

He's a chode smoker, hehe he he um hehe he!

From one of the first episodes of Beavis & Butthead when they go to Mexico with that hippie teacher's friend.

by Kilo Lobo June 15, 2003