sara's definitions

girls' night out

An evening excursion for a group of women all of whom must dress in revealing or scanty attire, and who should, as part of the etiquette of the event, consume large quantities of alcohol, and make a lot of noise. It is conventional at such events for one party to vomit whilst another holds the retcher's hair back from her face.

Gillian's girl's night out had been a great success with only minor casualties.

by Sara August 17, 2003

brocolli

some thing wierd people eat

"Do you want brocolli honey?"

by Sara September 6, 2004

BuddyPic

Www.buddypic.com
A picture rating website on the internet for boys and girls, ages thirteen and up.
Many teens spend their days on the forums here, chatting with other teens, old men, fakers, and probably hermaphrodites too.

d00d get on BP i made a thread about u

by Sara February 6, 2005

Jai Bhagwan

A hindi version of the an ancient Sanskrit greeting "Namaste" which is still in everyday use in India and Nepal Himalaya. Translated roughly, it means "I bow to the God within you", or "The Spirit within me salutes the Spirit in you" - a knowing that we are all made from the same One Divine Consciousness.

Jai Bhagwan is used interchangeable with Namaste is some yoga classes.

by Sara March 27, 2005

earth to

calling someone to give them a reality slap

ugh i cant stand hansel
i know right riding in on that scooter like hes so cool
and the way he does his hair i mean ex-squeeze me but has he ever heard of styling gel?
im sure hansels heard of styling gel hes a male model
ugh earth to brent i was making a joke...
as heard in zoolander

by Sara October 23, 2004

werfy

(n) Derived from the term <i>werdy</i>. Originated around June of 2003. From the group J-Unit, which is now dissolved. Werfy is meant to be used like the word homie, friend, buddy, pal.

Yo! Werfy, wha's good?

by sara February 17, 2005

chumpy

An adjective describing one who is chumpy. From the television series Lois and Clark.

Someone is a chump, therefore he is chumpy.

by Sara January 2, 2005