urBAN DICtionary's definitions

bite down

get drunk, get high, pop a bean, do a line or two

same as above, man go head and bite down made popular by boyz n da hood rap group

by Urban Dictionary June 18, 2007

meat and potatoes

cock and balls, twig and giggle berries, yak and 2 lemmings, u know them all. the penis and testicles

i have my meat and potatoes in my pants, it hurts when i tuck them between my legs to perform the hung cat

by Urban Dictionary December 12, 2003

Bone Thugs N Harmony

Greatest rappers, all the new rappers are trendy faggets and Bone raps about what real thugs do, no one can be better, greatest rappers straight outta Cleveland

i feel so violent violent fucking with the exctasy
bone thugz baby

by Urban Dictionary May 24, 2005

fru fru

Fru Fru, derived from the phrase spelled "frou-frou" meaning fancy, elegant or very elaborate.

The people in the wealthy section of town shops at all of the fru fru boutiques and stores.

by Urban Dictionary February 26, 2009

trendy

something that's cool...sorta. Other people do it too, its nothing special. Said when you really don't care.

P1:DUDE! I just saw Kill Bill!
P2: Oh. Trendy.

by Urban Dictionary October 21, 2003

normalcy

basically, this word is what the other people have said, but it was not invented by Bush, it was invented by Warren G. Harding.

Warren G. Harding is a President
G. Warren Nutter is my grandfather

ooooo... similarity

i have to say the word normalcy to be accepted, so there.

by Urban Dictionary December 28, 2005

Knawesome

A mixture of Nice (or gnarly or any "cool" word with an "n" sound for that matter) and, obviously, Awesome.

Etymology: Invented by Drew Nutter, this word was originally spelt "Nawesome." Drew then decided that just one letter wasnt enough to do justice to the other word (nice, gnarly, or whatever you like) so he added a "G" as in "gnarly" to make it Gnawesome. Soon after, he decided a "K" was a more attractive letter to use, so he made it "Knawesome."

Yo that was so knawesome dudeman

by Urban Dictionary August 10, 2006