by OneBadAsp November 02, 2006
Someone who has renounced their Christianity. One who is no longer a follower of Jesus Christ, but who once was.
by OneBadAsp October 15, 2006
1. To cook over direct heat in hot oil or fat.
2. To destroy with excessive heat or electrical current.
3. Small fish, especially young, recently hatched fish.
4. Young children.
5. Marujuana joints dipped in embalming fluid, sometimes also laced with PCP or crack.
2. To destroy with excessive heat or electrical current.
3. Small fish, especially young, recently hatched fish.
4. Young children.
5. Marujuana joints dipped in embalming fluid, sometimes also laced with PCP or crack.
1. Eric likes to have me fry his potatoes.
2. If you plug in too many electronics into one strip, you might fry them all.
3. Tammy enjoyed watching the small fry in the river.
4. Grandpa is fond of calling the young in his family small fry.
5. My friend told me that smoking fry could be dangerous.
2. If you plug in too many electronics into one strip, you might fry them all.
3. Tammy enjoyed watching the small fry in the river.
4. Grandpa is fond of calling the young in his family small fry.
5. My friend told me that smoking fry could be dangerous.
by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006
Nectar of the Gods! The Norse God Odin's favorite drink. Mead predates both wine, beer, liqueur and all distilled beverages; it is in a class of it’s own. It's made from fermented honey, water and yeast. It can be light or rich, sweet or dry, or even sparkling. It may be flavored with herbs, spices and flowers.
It is not a wine as it does not contain grapes, and white wines flavored with honey are just cheap imitations of the real thing and often have much lower alcohol content then real mead. Genuine mead is smooth and highly intoxicating.
It is not a wine as it does not contain grapes, and white wines flavored with honey are just cheap imitations of the real thing and often have much lower alcohol content then real mead. Genuine mead is smooth and highly intoxicating.
by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006
What a shaman does to bring back a lost part of the soul. Involves spiritually traveling to the other world and locating and coxing the soul back.
by OneBadAsp October 29, 2006
1. A state in nothern Brazil mostly covered with rainforest.
2. A unit of Serbian or Yugoslavian currency. The word means money in this context.
3. Ancient Finnish household spirits who appear in the shape of a cat, snake, hare, or frog. Typically mischievous, stealing things and moving them around.
4. Also para is a affix meaning beyond, near to, or simular to; such as paranormal, parakeet, or paratroopers.
2. A unit of Serbian or Yugoslavian currency. The word means money in this context.
3. Ancient Finnish household spirits who appear in the shape of a cat, snake, hare, or frog. Typically mischievous, stealing things and moving them around.
4. Also para is a affix meaning beyond, near to, or simular to; such as paranormal, parakeet, or paratroopers.
1. Pará has a territory covered mostly by jungle, covering a vast area of the Amazon Rainforest.
2. A para is one hundredth of a dinar.
3. The para stole my apple pie!
4. Peter is a paranormal parakeet paratrooper!
2. A para is one hundredth of a dinar.
3. The para stole my apple pie!
4. Peter is a paranormal parakeet paratrooper!
by OneBadAsp November 03, 2006
A loud, rowdy bar that plays 'honky tonk' country music. Typically full of drunken hillbillies having a good ole' time. To go out 'honky tonkin' is to go out on the town to honky tonk bars and get drunk.
by OneBadAsp June 20, 2005