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(New Zealand slang)
1. a sight-seeing journey with no particular destination in mind.
2. taking the scenic route to a destination.
3. to wander aimlessly.
1. a sight-seeing journey with no particular destination in mind.
2. taking the scenic route to a destination.
3. to wander aimlessly.
The rellies came over for a visit and I took them on a tiki tour of the city.
We took a wrong turn at Huntly and had to tiki tour through the wop wops to make it back to Hamilton.
We took a wrong turn at Huntly and had to tiki tour through the wop wops to make it back to Hamilton.
by null device July 22, 2008
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Something prejudiced people say when they're called out on their prejudice. Smacks of tokenism and hypocrisy.
Person A: You can't trust those goddamn crackers.
Person B: Don't be prejudiced against white people.
Person A: Don't get me wrong, some of my best friends are crackers.
Person B: Don't be prejudiced against white people.
Person A: Don't get me wrong, some of my best friends are crackers.
by null device January 21, 2007
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a) Eyes to which a large amount of dark eyeliner has been applied. Often seen on goth chicks.
a) When a person has prominent bags under the eyes.
a) When a person has prominent bags under the eyes.
I have panda bear eyes and a hangover.
by null device February 18, 2007
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To get someone in trouble or put someone into a bad situation. The phrase is a euphemism for "drop you in the shit."
by null device May 28, 2008
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A general term for any ungainly or comical dancing style. Usually characterized by a lack of coordination, rhythmic sense, grace or poise. The name derives from the supposed lack of dancing ability amongst white people.
by null device February 03, 2013
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