The pronunciation of "fire" that is popular and not uncommon in the Midwest (mainly Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio), Pennsylvania, and the South. Derived from the pronunciation of "fire" used by Scot-Irish immigrants and Americans moving west of the Alleghanies, of whom a great number of the people in several of these regions and parts of these states are descended from.
by Ryan May 22, 2005
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by ryan August 30, 2003
A hobo, freak, or baby-man that likes to go streaking and ride pigs for a living. One could be found on your local golf course.
Hey, I'm Hugh the hobokinator! We're going streaking to the local gym! There's more coming, let's go!
by Ryan October 31, 2003
Noise showing a random walk behavior, as in Brownian motion. It has a 1/f^2 frequency spectrum. It has nothing to do with crapping your pants. Try learning some physics....
by Ryan October 19, 2004
A SAGL is a Self-Appointed-Group-Leader. Someone who decides out of the blue that they are in charge, with little or no support from the rest of the group. They continue on their own direction whether the groups follows or not, believing them to be following.
by Ryan November 28, 2004
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