A person who is very pedantic at work and strictly adheres to the rules; so called because of their oft used exclamation.
by VAKI5 May 07, 2005
by VAKI5 August 20, 2003
1. The juiciest
2. Delicious. (From a Spanish-language Starburst ad campaign in Southern California.)
2. Delicious. (From a Spanish-language Starburst ad campaign in Southern California.)
That Minute Maid lemonade is juice-isimo.
by VAKI5 May 08, 2005
To be out of options or alternative courses of action; to be stuck in a bad situation.
A 'rope' is thrown to someone who is in a difficult place, such as deep water or the edge of a cliff. If there is not enough rope, the person might be in trouble. So to be 'at the end of your rope' means that there is no more help available, and the situation is not good.
Synonyms: in a jam, at wit's end
A 'rope' is thrown to someone who is in a difficult place, such as deep water or the edge of a cliff. If there is not enough rope, the person might be in trouble. So to be 'at the end of your rope' means that there is no more help available, and the situation is not good.
Synonyms: in a jam, at wit's end
by VAKI5 May 10, 2005
Something that is shocking or surprising to see.
The phrase comes from the idea that when people see things that are powerfully attractive or unusual, their eyes seem to pop out of their head.
The phrase comes from the idea that when people see things that are powerfully attractive or unusual, their eyes seem to pop out of their head.
1) You should see Magic Brian's eye-popping new juggling trick.
2) We made an eye-popping Web site for our new client.
2) We made an eye-popping Web site for our new client.
by VAKI5 May 11, 2005