Fur Digger

Someone who searches for pre-hidden Skittles in their partners genital fur.

I ain't saying she's a fur digger, but she ain't looking for M&M's.

by CAPTAINCANUCKLESKNUCKLESFUCKLE July 2, 2016

37.5 degree shot

an ejaculation into a mouth or mouths

hey baby, do you want a 37.5 degree shot?

My boyfriend gave me a 37.5 degree shot last night!

by Robbo CHCH July 16, 2008

89 degrees of

Putting the term 89 degrees in front of another word negates the following word. The term is the basis in which only 90 degrees is the true being of something. Anything referred to as being 89 degrees of (insert work) is therefore not the thing being referred to.

That test was 89 degrees of easy!

Her haircut is so 89 degrees of trendy.

I can't stand that bitch she's so 89 degrees of cool.

by Andrew Knutson December 24, 2008

Clam Digger

A young man/woman who searches for partnership with an older woman.

"I can't believe Jerry hit on your mom. He's such a clam digger."

by Gina Rabbit December 10, 2013

Digeo

A Digital Cameo.

When you appear on screen, but you weren't even there.

Main Entry:

dig·eo

Pronunciation:

\ˈdi-jē-ˌō\

Function:

noun

John says:
did you hear that arnold is going to be in the new terminator movie,
Brad says:
cameo, no?
John says:
but is going to be totally digitally rendered
Brad says:
digeo~!

by Domino May 5, 2009

crotch digger

someone who is acting like a retard or pissing you off

boy: hey! i want you...bad
girl: shut up crotch digger

by alyssalicious May 9, 2007

Voter Digression

A political strategy to get voters to lose focus on the most appropriate and potentially successful candidate that is most likely to achieve their political goals. and represent them in a political body. Typically voter digression is used in a general election where the strategy is to get the voter to vote for a candidate that will siphon off votes or create voter apathy. The strategist can throw an election even from a popular candidate by taking a few votes away from the most popular candidate or one which can win a plurality. In a presidential election this is even easier since we don't elect the president directly. So a politician can win the national vote by millions but lose a few states if enough votes are siphoned off and they have less votes than the main opposing candidate, which may have radically different political goals. Sadly if the individual voter digresses to a lessor candidate (that may get less than 1% of the vote) because they want their vote to count, but in the process deny the most popular candidate and the one closest to their values the ability to win, and in the process deny the majority of voters their right to be represented.

While many rightly complain about voter suppression, the loss of an election may be more attributed to voter digression, in the form of voter abstinence or the siphoning off of votes by fringe candidates. Voters often do not realize they are in effect denying those most closely aligned with their political views the right to vote, since voting is a collective process that can only be won by a majority or plurality.

by mlhiss March 13, 2020