ratio

people on tiktok use this word to identify fellow lgbtq+ members

'insert valid argument' 'ratio'

by officialpissbaby February 10, 2021

Family Radio Service

also see FRS

Family Radio Service
note: channels 1 to 14 are offically FRS channels, and the new channels 15 to 22 are old GMRS channels that are now in most FRS radios.

frequencies in MHz

Channel 01 462.5625
Channel 02 462.5875
Channel 03 462.6125
Channel 04 462.6375
Channel 05 462.6625
Channel 06 462.6875
Channel 07 462.7125
Channel 08 467.5625
Channel 09 467.5875
Channel 10 467.6125
Channel 11 467.6375
Channel 12 467.6625
Channel 13 467.6875
Channel 14 467.7125
Channel 15 462.5500
Channel 16 462.5750
Channel 17 462.6000
Channel 18 462.6250
Channel 19 462.6500
Channel 20 462.6750
Channel 21 462.7000
Channel 22 462.7250

Radioshack is now selling FRS radios really cheap, everyone should buy one.

by RED FOX SEVEN October 10, 2003

CB radio

Allegorical term for describing cock blocking

He was preventing him from getting a booty call, therefore he was broadcasting casting from CB radio.

by Mattslash October 25, 2010

Mainstream Radio

Music that you love but gets fucked up by some retarded radio hipster DJ. Mostly music that has a genre that isn't too exposed, such as House, Dubstep, or Screamo.

Ghosts N Stuff was a great song before Mainstream Radio fucked it up.

by TheBagelThief February 19, 2011

mexican radio

being at the peek of your high when smoking crystal meth or just being on it.

"hey,whut up nick, did you get that gram?"
"yea, but i smoked it all and im soo on a mexican radio right now!

by Axem November 28, 2004

Radiohead

A band that nobody ever talks about, but the minute you mention their name, everyone in the room turns around to say that they love them. Try it sometime.

Clay- What are listing to?
Me- Radiohead.
Everyone- By God, I love those guys.

by UsedUp December 23, 2006

Amateur Radio

Amateur radio, sometimes referred to as ham radio, is a hobby in which FCC Licensed Operators, ("hams") use radio and televsion equipment to communicate with other "amateurs" for public service, recreation and self-training.

Amateur radio operators enjoy personal (and often worldwide) wireless communications and are able to support their communities with emergency and disaster communications when necessary. They also develop their personal knowledge of electronics and radio theory. Nearly 6 million people throughout the world are involved with amateur radio.

The term "amateur" reflects the principle that Amateur Radio and its skilled operators are committed to helping communities without financial compensation; whereas Commercial Radio operates purely for profit.

A) 1) Mike just got his Amateur Radio License. He said it was easy now that there's no morse code needed.

2) Great now he can join us on the band.

B) 1) Did you hear that station last night? It was coming from Australia and it sounded like it was in my living room.

2) No. What band were you on?

1) 40 Meters. It was clear as a bell.

C) 1) Did you get my text?

2) Yes, it came in a few minutes ago.

by Tomorrow's World October 20, 2009