by matt miller November 16, 2002

Beelzebub, a translation of Baal-zebub. Both translate to Lord of Flies (more commonly), or Lord of the Dungheap. Because flies often gather around decaying corpses and as well spread disease, the term is symbolic for Lord of Death, Decay, Disease, etc. Beelzebub is either used as a synonym for Satan himself, or, as was made popular in Paradise Lost, as Satan's second-in-command devil.
You cast out devils by Beelzebub, chief of devils. (Accusation made toward Jesus, meaning he casts out devils by calling upon Satan.)
by Matt Miller May 28, 2004

I INVINTED "WHATEVER"!"-Matt, Miller... along with that "!" mark
It is a mean word by i love it since i invinted it blahhh har har argh"!"
It is a mean word by i love it since i invinted it blahhh har har argh"!"
whatever i hate you
by matt miller February 08, 2003

Plural for seraph, the highest rank of the angel hiearchy. It is commonly mistranslated as the singular form of the word. The seraphim are the 'burning ones,' and sing day and night praises to God before God's throne. They have six wings and supposedly move too quickly for mortals to see.
by Matt Miller January 31, 2005

A game involving a ball of some sort being tossed at your garbage... until one person takes to many hits and quits.
by matt miller November 27, 2002

The rite "black" witches were said to hold to parody the Catholic mass. They often said segments of a normal mass backward, used humans for altars, and generally insulted and perverted Catholicism.
A: Somebody said some witches held a black mass the other night.
B: That's shit, it never happens anymore.
B: That's shit, it never happens anymore.
by Matt Miller August 21, 2005
