organzie 

1. To harvest a corpse and sell it's organs for profit.
2. To trick someone into donating an organ, and then later use it for monetary gain-esp. the kidney.

Joe: "Hey Mikey, where did you get that cooler with a heart and set of kidneys?"

Mikey: "Oh, you know how Tim just got hit by a bus? Yeah, I totally just organzied him."

organzie by lord cooper May 11, 2008

organized chaos 

A situation or place that seems to be in chaos, but has an underlying organization and pattern which is evident to those involved in the situation

Mom: Clean up your room, NOW! You cant find anything in this mess..

Child: No Mom, YOU cant find anything because you just see a mess. I know where everything is. Its organized chaos

organized chaos by wordwiz March 26, 2008

organizing your binder 

giving a hand job

dimitri: caryn will u plz organize my binder=)
caryn:no! im 2 busy playing with my pencil pouch
katie: i dont mind organizing your binder

organizing your binder by sikmind'd October 16, 2010

organized crime 

Wow... the first definition for organized crime? anyway, it's the mafia, not that crips/bloods bullshit.

But organized crime might run deeper than the mafia.

organized crime by Adrian July 5, 2006

Organized Mess 

Organized mess is something that is messy but organized at the same time.

A boys room is organized mess. If u look at it there not be an order to it, but the occupant knows where everything is.

Organized Mess by Mr XDizzle March 19, 2004

Organised Fun 

Any event or activity organsied through work in which fun is encouraged but which is so lame it is impossible to enjoy yourself.

Team: Why are you coming to the team do at x?

Me: I hate organised fun!

Organised Fun by Business With Attitude October 19, 2008

organized hoarder

A person who has mass amounts of stuff BUT who keeps the stuff in plastic totes, filing cabinets, bags Etc....like paper, crafts, fabric and such.

The organized hoarder had 50 grey 40 gallon totes with nothing but craftbooks in it.

organized hoarder by mrsshelton January 3, 2011