wayfarer's definitions

Reservoir dog

n. a poor, scraggly kid from the wrong side of the tracks, who lives by his wits (or petty theft) but has big dreams.

c.f. hood rat, projects, dog town

by wayfarer May 5, 2005

fuhgedabodit

imperative verb phrase/interjection: A very versatile phrase meaning literally "Forget about it;" Used almost exclusively in the Mid-Atlantic states and southern New England
1) never mind; 2) absolutely not; 3) your welcome; 4) it was no trouble; 5) i know what you mean; 6) don't let it bother you 7) that would be impossible

1) A: What did you say
B: Fuhgedabodit

2) A: Pop, Can i borrow some money?
B: Fuhgedabodit!

3) A: Thank you
B: Fuhgedabodit

4) A: Thanks for your help
B: Fuhgedabodit

5) A: Did you see that girl?
B: Fuhgedabodit!

6) A: I'm sorry
B: Fuhgedabodit

7) A: Can you hop the fence?
B: Fuhgedabodit

by wayfarer April 27, 2005

Black and white

n. A police car, from a time when most police cars were painted black and white

"We got pulled over by a black and white."

by wayfarer April 27, 2005

Dunk

n. 1. in New England, Dunkin' Donuts
2. in Providence, RI, the Dunkin' Donuts Center - Rhode Island's Madison Square Garden

c.f. Providence, Dunkin' Donuts, Madison Square Garden

by wayfarer May 5, 2005

Downashore

proper noun: The New Jersey Shore; Literally, "down to the Shore," or "down at the Shore."

"We went downashore for Memorial Day."

"Have yiz been to my house downashore?"

by wayfarer April 29, 2005

Dog town

n. 1. An low-rent neighborhood of Venice Beach, California where modern skateboarding was, literally, invented.
2. a suburban neighborhood characterized by gang activity

c.f. Venice Beach, gang, gangland, barrio

by wayfarer May 5, 2005

Irish Bath

Noun: (orig. Massachusetts, USA) the wearing of an excessive amount of cologne by a man (regardless of ethnicity), especially when this is done instead of showering. This is alternatively known as a Puerto Rican Bath in other parts of the country.

Sean was late for work, so he just took an irish bath on his way out the door.

by wayfarer March 30, 2006