mo

the exact length of time it takes to make a cup of tea.

i'll be with you in a mo... just making a cuppa.

by webster January 26, 2004

silence

davids middle name. he wrote the book on silence

david silence cast.....

by webster January 14, 2005

grabass

An informal game in which the participants attempt to grab the posteriors of one another. Usually associated with horseplay.

I'm up here in the condo trying to call these little bastard teenagers for lunch, but they're down on the beach playing grabass with each other.

by Webster April 19, 2004

pre-emailasculation

The act of mixing multiple threads of conversation into an email discussion. Thereby causing sensitive information to be sent to an invalid party. Note: this is typically considered a fo-pa on the part of the original thread mixer. Exception: When the 2 threads are not related then the fo-pa is credited to the original violator. Responding to the original thread correctly is hereby the responsibilty of the respondee.

john caused emailasculation when he decided to have two converstaions at once but Wayne committed pre-emailasculation when he responded.

by Webster April 04, 2003

I'm over it

1) The expression of a loss of interest in something or someone.

2) The indication that a negative event is no longer bothersome to someone.

1) I thought that Bud Light was great beer when I started drinking, but now I'm over it.

2) I suffered for days after she broke up with me, but I'm over it now.

by Webster April 21, 2004

Ersh

A term used to add emphasize approval or disapproval of something. Can be said quickly to express excitement, or slowly to express displeasure.

James: "Hey Derek, wanna catch a shitflick, then hit the Pink Pony?"
Derek: "ERSH! You bet the fuck I do James!"

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Derek: "Damn, what is that smell?"
Danya: "I just dropped a deuce in your bathroom"
Derek: "You asshole...errrshhhhh!"

by Webster April 01, 2003

attractivity

The levels of attractiveness in a give area, commonly used in conjunction with British females.

When Ruth left I think all of work went down a notch in attractivity.

by Webster February 21, 2005