Definitions by m0r1arty
warm towel
Similar to a "red herring" a "warm towel" is a ruse to distract someones attention.
Etymology: From an environmental movement called Tidowave's events. It is recommended to members that a warm towel be brought - this implies, without stating, that Direct Action will be in effect at the event.
Etymology: From an environmental movement called Tidowave's events. It is recommended to members that a warm towel be brought - this implies, without stating, that Direct Action will be in effect at the event.
Margaret: "Did you find Randy or find out what happened to Teddy?"
Jamie: "Nah, it was a warm towel."
Jamie: "Nah, it was a warm towel."
warm towel by m0r1arty January 4, 2008
dahling
A term of faux endearment said from one person to another. Usually said either because the person saying it does not know who they are talking to or used to fit into a certain social group. Usually associated with media types.
This word has been banned from the National Opera House in London due to its overuse.
This word has been banned from the National Opera House in London due to its overuse.
Jamp
A past term verb indicating when something was jumped over. Used candidly now to refer to TV series, films and celebrities last finest moment. (Eytm - Jump The Shark circa 1995)
johnny fived it
To read with great haste yet retain all information, sentence structure and relevance.
Derived from the main character in the film Short Circuit
Derived from the main character in the film Short Circuit
johnny fived it by m0r1arty April 6, 2006
eggbaskefy
To act as if a foregone conclusion is in motion without any evidence so suggest so (etymology: 'Don't put all your eggs in one basket')
eggbaskefy by m0r1arty June 5, 2005