propeller head
propeller head by Dimitri W. Ponirakis September 28, 2005
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Propeller Head
A BMW enthusiast. Comes from the fact that the BMW logo was inspired by a spinning airplane propeller, which dates back the BMW's beginnings as an aircraft manufacturer.
Propeller Head by BMW Boy September 25, 2006
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Propellor-Heads
I have designed a ball bearing propellor for that propellor-head, and I will crazy glue that device on their yarmulka
Propellor-Heads by Photius September 8, 2005
propellerhead
Non-geeks use this term in refrence to geeks. Geeks use this term in refrence to a geek that spews crap that he/she doesn't really know anything about.
non-geek: That guy has a Linux pda, what a propellerhead
geek: That propellerhead is vomiting random termanology in my face.
geek: That propellerhead is vomiting random termanology in my face.
propellerhead by ribo August 30, 2004
propellerhead
Anyone who read Good to Great in college is gonna move up in this company, that kid's a real propellerhead.
propellerhead by That Guy February 19, 2005
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