party people: collective noun for group of people. Sometimes used sarcastically to refer to people who under no circumstances would party, eg. drivers from MA.
by Slagathor July 14, 2004

Overprivileged, WASPY, racist, wealthy, snobbish and shallow teenagers and young adults from New England who kid themselves that their private schools award them A grades for being smart rather than for the ungodly tuition fees paid by their affluent and somewhat retarded parents. May be found on board their sunfish, practicing asinine fencing moves or getting repeatedly pinned in the wrestling ring. A fashion unconscious clique who believe that Lilly Pulitzer and Lacoste are anything other than laughable and lame, and who one day will slide on into their Range Rovers, replete with welly-bobs, ugly scarves and wax jackets to pick up their own over-privileged spawn from Exeter or Hopkins or a host of a million other "exclusive" private schools. Most preps, unless they hide at Dartmouth, are in for a shocking awakening at University, where they universally realize that they are actually quite stupid and life is quite hard.
Homies: Yo! Let's jack that preppy fuck.
Buffy: Tad, maybe driving to Hunt's Point was a bad idea...
Buffy: Tad, maybe driving to Hunt's Point was a bad idea...
by Slagathor October 01, 2005

Australian slang, imported from Scotland, for a man who although straight behaves in a whiny, complaining and non-masculine manner.
by Slagathor September 22, 2005

Noun. A shortened form of Crack + town that was coined on The Simpsons episode 5F17. Crackton refers to that part of a town or city where the lowest elements of the socio-economic spectrum typically lives. Usually riddled by drug abuse and crime, Crackton contains many pawnshops, needle exchanges, check cashing facilities, family planning centers, laundrymats, pornography distributors, and thrift shops. Crackton is often known by other names including: skid row, junkyville and crackville.
by Slagathor April 23, 2004

Short for Neo-Conservative.
by Slagathor January 24, 2005

Noun. A term referring to that part of a town or city where the lowest elements of the socio-economic spectrum typically lives. Usually riddled by drug abuse and crime, Junkyville contains many pawnshops, needle exchanges, check cashing facilities, family planning centers, laundrymats, pornography distributors, and thrift shops. Junkyville is often known by other names including: skid row, crackton and crackville.
by Slagathor April 23, 2004

To argue pointlessly with somone whose opinion you neither value nor respect and whose mind you cannot change. Often typified by juvenile insults, recourses to semantic arguments, and abject reductionism.
by Slagathor March 03, 2004
