pentozali's definitions
A court reporter, from the noise the court reporter's machine makes when the minutes of a trial are recorded.
by pentozali February 4, 2009
Get the clackermug. If you weren't cumsy and didn't put Vaseline on your rubber, the rubber wouldn't've broken and I wouldn't have this little hyper brat to take care of!
by pentozali April 6, 2010
Get the cumsymug. Famous building in Los Angeles, California, specifically the Chiarat-Day Building, shaped to resemble a pair of binoculars. No kidding, this actually does exist!
by pentozali June 26, 2006
Get the The Binocularsmug. A long, slow, loud and smelly fart. Comes from Fafner, the dragon in Richard Wagner's "Ring of the Nibelungs" operas and the flatulence that one would imagine the creature would make.
by pentozali October 11, 2010
Get the fafnermug. 1) Police, CB operators', amateur radio operators', and shortwave radio listeners' shorthand for interference on radio frequencies caused by other radio stations, as opposed to QRN=noise from car ignitions, power lines, dialysis machines, atmospheric effects etc.
2) Jocularly, the QM city bus lines that run between Manhattan and Queens in New York City, because of the QRM=traffic they always encounter.
2) Jocularly, the QM city bus lines that run between Manhattan and Queens in New York City, because of the QRM=traffic they always encounter.
I'm trying to get one of the QRM buses to Queens so I could get home and listen to Radio New Zealand International on my shortwave radio before the QRN from Deutsche Welle pwns it.
by pentozali September 13, 2007
Get the QRMmug. Look at that klutz! All of those books are falling all over the place! Look at him flap the wings! (Making sounds like a chicken, to the unfortunate person): Bok, bok, bok!
by pentozali March 24, 2008
Get the flap the wingsmug. A mountain village in the Caucasus Mountains of Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan but usually applied to the first two locations.
An aul in Daghestan is a very eerie place. The houses are usually constructed so that their backs form a sort of step to the next row of houses and continue in this way until one reaches the top of the hill or cliff. The roofs form pathways to the neighbors' houses too. The overall effect is that of a sort of pyramidlike shape. The ancient stone towers, old masjids, bazaars, and the strange languages add to the eerieness.
by pentozali August 20, 2012
Get the aulmug.