Definitions by wount

dey 

Substitute for "there," "their," and "they're"; NOT a substitute for "they"

What is Bainz doin' over dey?
This is not dey booze; it's mine.
Dey not as chill as they think they is.

dey by wount January 22, 2025

baste 

bastard (n.); short for bastard (though with a long "a" vowel sound)

Bainz is a big baste.
Roof ain't nothin' but a baste.

baste by wount January 27, 2020

Crank 

Crank (verb): stroke, as with a schlong; spank, such as with a monkey; lube (the chassis); beat (the cobb); wax
(tense) cranked, crankin', has cranked; "crankin' the shaft"

With big tits on my mind, I began crankin' my wang.

Since that honey wouldn't give me no trim, I cranked the shaft when I got home.

Crank by wount November 21, 2019

Kiew 

kill; normally not used to describe literal acts of killing but in the colloquial, hyberbolic tradition (kiewed, kiewing)

I am going to kiew Byrne.

I can't believe Minnesota kiewed the Huskers.

I will kiew you if you take my booze.

Kiew by wount October 26, 2019

give 

Third abridgment of the original term "Give it up," which semantically became "Give it," and now is often more concisely spoken "Give."

syn: c'mon, give it up, give it, ah yeah!, 's'up dawg, numba!

"Hey, Bainz, give!"

Watching the game on TV, after my 14th beer, I began to jump up and down with the gang yelling "Give!" when the Huskers scored to pull within 17.

Compton slapped ol' Swain a smooth five as he said, "C'mon 'n' give, y'all."

give by wount October 1, 2019

nubbs 

n: a thing (sing.), (plur. - nubbses); (amb.) a name to call another, though because it is neither positive nor negative, the target of the name-calling is rarely offended, which is why the moniker is most often used among friends

Upon seeing him enter the room, Richards approached Byrne, patted his shoulder welcomingly and said, "Hey, nubbs."

Bainz said the restaurant was a nubbs.

nubbs by wount September 20, 2019