A meticulously carven piece of wood in the shape of a crow. Used primarily as a door stop. Its shiny new coat of chrome paint is indicative of its magical properties.
"Hey Simmons, would you mind passing the Crow-Shaped Tool over here? I would like to check out its new paint job."
by mikeohl December 14, 2007
Get the Crow-Shaped Toolmug. by jd January 30, 2004
Get the hella-toolmug. Refers to a frat house whose population includes a "tool majority" (aka) many tools in one frat house
by XdancingqueenX September 14, 2009
Get the Tool Boxmug. a person who hangs out with tools
he is their ringleader who carries the rest of the tools along with him, like a bag that carries tools
he is their ringleader who carries the rest of the tools along with him, like a bag that carries tools
by wordception June 18, 2011
Get the tool bagmug. a trader at Natexis Bleichroeder whose pythons are very sick. he is constantly ridiculed for his words and actions, even shunned.
by mpcevoy July 27, 2006
Get the tool boxmug. Coined by writer/artist Gerj Hadde T.M.F.U.
A clever take on the classic "Field-Niggah"/"House-Niggah" debate ever present in Black America.
This variety being one who can capably function in the "fields" of the culture of black folk, per se, while somehow also managing the "house" of an adverse greater society at large. A sort of human buffer-state; a conduit. Tool shed serving as metaphor for common ground, as he/she is often used, regarded -or taken advantage of- equally by opposing sides.
Tool-shed negroes are rare and generational. They usually have polarizing personalities and are of the intellectual/creative/free-spirited type (a lá James Baldwin, Michelle Obama, Kanye West et al.)
A clever take on the classic "Field-Niggah"/"House-Niggah" debate ever present in Black America.
This variety being one who can capably function in the "fields" of the culture of black folk, per se, while somehow also managing the "house" of an adverse greater society at large. A sort of human buffer-state; a conduit. Tool shed serving as metaphor for common ground, as he/she is often used, regarded -or taken advantage of- equally by opposing sides.
Tool-shed negroes are rare and generational. They usually have polarizing personalities and are of the intellectual/creative/free-spirited type (a lá James Baldwin, Michelle Obama, Kanye West et al.)
by Clara Blanqy March 14, 2019
Get the Tool-Shed Negromug. by coolyourtools September 8, 2016
Get the cool your toolsmug.