tash's definitions

Geech

someone from Charleston S.C.,who speaks a mixture of slang and gullah often confussed with a carribean accent.

I goin to da sto.
I am going to the store.

I'ain kno how dat ding happen righ dah.
I do not know what happened over there.

by tash January 14, 2004

something for the weekend

A term used way back when by your Grandads barber refering to condoms.

Something for the weekend sir?

by tash April 24, 2003

munchers

Another word for lesbians.

Look at those two munchers over there!

Im going to party with the lady's who munch.

by tash January 13, 2004

metal head

A very small ammount of people fit into this category. Your average highschool would have four or less of them at most, seeing as most people who listen to "metal" actually listen to Alt. Rock/Nu metal. Metalheads are usually spotted by their looks. Usually denim jeans (Blue or black), band shirts, long hair/shaved hair, etc. The metalheads truely are the stupidest group of people to pick a fight with, we may be the quiet type, but metalheads could easilly wipe out multiple kids, and have a short temper that goes along with that. The metal culture however has dropped quite a bit, seeing as how the "hip" thing is to listen to rap or numetal.

Real metal bands: Iced Earth, Judas Priest, Amon Amarth, Bathory, Morbid Angel, Manegarm, Hammerfall, Blind Guardian, Burzum, Borknagar, Emperor, Immortal, Einherjer, Finntroll, etc

NOT metal bands: Korn, Slipknot, Mudvayne, Godsmack, Limp Bizkit, etc

by Tash May 6, 2005

dudette

Main Entry: dudette
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: the female version of a dude, a cool girl
Usage: slang

look at that dudette

by tash March 27, 2005

gullah

A culture, language, and accent that derive from africa and the carribeans islands. originated in some early colonies (S.C.) where africans were brought to the new world through the middle passage. It formed through the need for salves to adapt to the english language and culture, but still keeping their traditions and custom of their homeland. Thus createing a dialect and accent that is still spoken today, but with current slangs called Geech. Gullah is an language that is uniquely and soley spoken in the pennisula of Charleston S.C. surrounding islands and districts (N.Charleston, Mt.Pleasant,Jame's Island etc.)

dat chile ain crack a teet fo speek.

That child passed by me and did not speak to me.

goober
peanut
(derived from african language)

by tash January 14, 2004

charlietown

Another name for Charleston S.C.

I live in Charlietown an ya kno dat

by tash January 14, 2004