theunknowngl's definitions

haole

Regional. Hawaii.

Def.: 1) n. a) White Person b) White American c) derogatory for White Person or White American syn. cracker

2) adj. a) of Caucausian ancestry b) having to do with White American Culture

Haole (or Howlee as I like to spell it) is a bastardization of a Hawaiian word meaning foreigner (literally "without breath"). The correct pronunciation of the Hawaiian word haole is (ha-o-lay).

It can be derogatory depending on usage.

Eh, brah, you wen spock da haole chick ova dea?

Eh, haole shit, like false crack?

So haole, your hairstyle!

Mos' Hawaiians get some haole.

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004

Sole

Regional. Hawaii. Pidgin English. 1. A Samoan person

Planny Soles on da mainlan', cuz.

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004

throw under the bus

1. To reveal information damaging to another's character as to a boss or girlfriend.

Yo, Ben, thanks for throwing me under the bus with that remark about those girls.

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004

squared away

v. 1. to finish a project or job. 2. To tidy up an area. orig. military. used by people who are hard for The Guard.

Well, boys, just get those PM's squared away, and you can get early liberty.

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004

c-block

v. a euphemism for cockblock. used around people you don't want to say "cock" around

Man 1: Dude, don't be a c-blocker (nervous laugh).

Woman: What's that?

Man: Sorry! If you'll excuse me...

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004

good lookin' out

short for "good job lookin' out for ______ (me, us)

Thanks.

Yo, man, my hair's a rats' nest today. Can, I borrow your Sox hat? Good lookin' out.

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004

urban legend

Def: A modern myth. A frightening untrue story in which the storyteller insists is true, but has no evidence to back up. Also, it never happened to the storyteller but someone removed from them.

So did you ever meet your friend's mom's Arab boyfriend that left the note on the door? Sounds like an urban legend to me.

by theunknowngl October 16, 2004