Spanish for "my people", talking to or about people close to them, which can be family members, but normally ain't. Mostly used by chicanos or other hispanics in the sense of "my homies", "my hood" (mi barrio) in the streets of major, latin-impacted cities in the US, like LA or MIA.
What??? Those mofos from the valley want trouble??? I'mma holla at mi gente to get some backup from the barrio in East LA asap!
by Stiffmeister January 13, 2006
aka razzamattazz. Meaning a noisy and/or exciting activity in order to attract and/or impress people.
Deriving from the infml term 'to razz' used as mocking or teasing. Usually done by kids.
Deriving from the infml term 'to razz' used as mocking or teasing. Usually done by kids.
Player 1: Dude, the razzmattazz of showbiz is drivin me nuts!
Player 2: True. Real stars have kind of the right to act like that, but wannabes doing it are a royal pain in the ass.
Player 2: True. Real stars have kind of the right to act like that, but wannabes doing it are a royal pain in the ass.
by Stiffmeister February 23, 2005
deriving from catharsis; causing catharsis. Providing relief (of anger, suffering etc.) thru the open expression of strong feelings.
by Stiffmeister November 18, 2005
aka (euphemistically) pain in the butt. A true pain, something damn boring, annoying, offending, labored, troublesome, exhausting or if something just extraordinarily sucks!
Has gotten 'popular' thru J.D. Salinger's catcher in the rye, said various times by the story's main character Holden.
Has gotten 'popular' thru J.D. Salinger's catcher in the rye, said various times by the story's main character Holden.
Me: Dude, this math test was a royal pain in the ass!!
Geek: How come I aced it?- $20 from my dad...
Geek: How come I aced it?- $20 from my dad...
by Stiffmeister February 23, 2005
by Stiffmeister February 22, 2006
We all know Portugal wouldn't deserve to become champion (go see the final game) but go watch the slo-mo of the english goal: Hey, did I see a goaltender being attacked in "the 5"??
by Stiffmeister January 11, 2005