24 definitions by mash92587
Fear of crabs (the sea-creature, not the disease). From the Greek root kabouros, meaning crab, and phobos, meaning fear.
by mash92587 August 6, 2004
by mash92587 December 13, 2004
He's a severe kabourophobic. He even gets scared of pictures of crabs. And yet Mr. Krabs from Spongebob does nothing to him.
by mash92587 August 6, 2004
1. A failed tv show about a world where humans and puppets (or, fabricated Americans) live together. They even can have sex with each other.
2. A bunny in that show who befriends a character played by Seth Green (gee, i wonder why it failed)
2. A bunny in that show who befriends a character played by Seth Green (gee, i wonder why it failed)
by mash92587 August 6, 2004
verb, with the literal meaning "to put a square peg in a round hole." This is referring to a scene from Apollo 13. Generally, to bodge is to repair hastily and without care of durability or aesthetics or perfection. Popularized in British television show "Scrapheap Challenge," known as "Junkyard Wars" in the US, and by producer Cathy Rodgers.
Your task is to bodge together a hovercraft from nothing but twisted metal, scrapped cars, and other assorted bits of rubbish!
by mash92587 November 14, 2005
adjective form of "the Cutting Edge."
When something is "cutting edge" is is at the current limits of scientific/technological/artistic progress. The newest and most advanced.
When something is "cutting edge" is is at the current limits of scientific/technological/artistic progress. The newest and most advanced.
In 1903, the Wright Brothers used what were then cutting edge techniques, such as a wind tunnel, to design their plane.
This magazine is so cutting edge! It's so much cooler than those conservative, out-of date newspapers.
This magazine is so cutting edge! It's so much cooler than those conservative, out-of date newspapers.
by mash92587 May 20, 2005
Israeli slang for a non-combatant soldier who serves his nation by doing secretarial work, clerking, counting inventory, or some other "job"-like function. Generally used with a hint of derision, as if the jobnik is lazier than a fighter.
Female form: jobnikit.
Plural form: jobnikim.
Female form: jobnikit.
Plural form: jobnikim.
by mash92587 May 21, 2005