sashimi fever

A fever that occurs because you spend too much time in Japan and you get a "fever" for the local ladies.

Man, I just got back from Japan and it was just in time, I was suffering from Sashimi fever and almost went to get a hand job at a rub and tug to help me through it.

by The man in Japan October 3, 2007

socks fever

Sweaty feet.

Leather boots and wool socks are sure to give you socks fever on a hot day like this.

by chevolay August 26, 2009

Penetratette fever

Where a man is turned on by women who have had sex before or in other words a penetratette.And is turned on by the thought of a woman taking all those dicks.
He is into 411 ing and sometimes live porn.

John's got penetratette fever.

by Deep blue 2012 December 28, 2009

prairie fever

The opposite of jungle fever, to lust after a white woman or man

I don't know what's gotten into Janice she seems to have prairie fever the way she's chasing these white men

by Miss Raymond if you're nasty November 23, 2014

Bottom Feeder

In video games, and bottom feeder is a player who achieves high scores by actively seeking out and killing or eliminating the newer players.

They are usually not as good as their match making rank or scores would suggest, and they are typically the kind of player who leaves a match when better players join.
Bottom feeders are the lowest of the low in videogames, aside from hackers.

"His match making rank might be high, but he's not actually that good; he's a bottom feeder. I beat him in a 1v1 every time."
-An actually good player talking about a bottom feeder.

by Murder_by_Spoon July 11, 2016

reverse jungle fever

White guy, black girl.

Hey, check out that couple, they have reverse jungle fever.

by tomterrific13 September 22, 2016

Bottom Feeder

"Bottom Feeder" is also a common term within the Mobile Disc Jockey Industry for those Mobile DJ's who are not concerned with professionalism, improving their skills or learning anything new. They put little or no preparation into their performances and only obtain clients by underbidding other companies and offering the lowest price. They do not use proper equipment and provide no backup equipment or music library and usually have no insurance. Consumers fall prey to the financially appealing sales pitch and do not find out until their event, that they got no bargain.

DJ's that charge $150 to do a wedding are bottom feeders!

by AD TMM March 28, 2008