vertigo's definitions

Hustle Wit

1.To cheat out of an answer.
2.A book in the late 1960's by William Brakner describing technology.
3.To gangbang wisely.

1.Billy: No, I promise you 3+2 does not equal 5.
Jimmy: Are you just trying to hustle wit from me?
2.The hustle wit he had proved key in the drugdeal.

by Vertigo September 12, 2004

Fangoriously

A Strong Bad-ism; viciously, violently; a brutal and terrible way to be devoured by gelatinous monsters

Some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelatinous monster.

by Vertigo September 8, 2003

smorg

crappy cafeteria food, especially from schools/universities

This is the same smorg we had last week!

The cafeteria sign says this fish is scrod. What kind of fish is a scrod? Leave it to the cafeteria people to think of such brilliant names for smorg.

by Vertigo January 11, 2004

fanny pack

v.
1. To penetrate someone from behind doggy style

2. To penetrate someone anally backdoor

I could tell Jon's mom knew no boundaries because getting fanny packed was just the opening volley in a night of depravity.

by vertigo August 6, 2008

meeple

A cutesy, girlish-sounding word taken from the German game Carcassonne, this word has been adapted to have many meanings, such as "That sucks" or "Oh crap." It can also be a verbal expression of a sigh or puppy-dog face. Whatever the usage, the word is usually expressing sadness or disappointment.

Professor: "The two papers will be due tomorrow. Sorry about the short notice."
Student: "Meeple."

Guy: "I'm working through some serious health issues right now."
Girl: "Meeple... I hope things go okay."

by Vertigo September 18, 2002

otaku

fanatic; this Japanese word is used in the common language of anime fans to denote themselves.

She's more of an otaku than I could ever be; she's seen over 26 anime series!

by Vertigo September 2, 2002

color

mood as given by the association with a color...for example, yellow = happy, blue = sad or emotional, red = angry or passionate.

What color are you today?

by Vertigo September 2, 2002