real serious shit. People say it to make sure the person they're talking to knows they're real serious about whatever they said.
by Jason1170 April 25, 2007

by Paulg08 August 22, 2008

by Eli Sukol December 5, 2007

Alternative name for the Pork Scotch Van or half-car after a huge frozen dump was put on the roof of it. The crap thawed out overnight and was nicely baking in the sun the next day before the Scotchers emerged for their daily jaunt to buy barbecue food. Scotchy didn't spot it at first so he drove round with a turd just a few inches from his fat bald koala head.
Bloody hell what's that I can smell?
That'll be Scotchy's Shit-Wagon. He still hasn't persuaded Goofy Granny to clean it off.
Filthy old bastard.
That'll be Scotchy's Shit-Wagon. He still hasn't persuaded Goofy Granny to clean it off.
Filthy old bastard.
by Benny Twadge August 22, 2009

A round U.S. Army patch that is the insignia of the First Corps Support Command (1st COSCOM) It pictures an arrow that has the general shape of an outhouse. The arrow leans to the 10 P.M. position, meaning the mission is always accomplished before the 11th hour. 1st COSCOM units that are under Airborne Corps command, wear an Airborne tab above the patch. Then, the insignia is referred to as the ''flying leaning shithouse''.
Come on guys, get the arrow right. Jones, yours is too far to the left. Smith, yours is pointing straight up! It's a leaning shit house !
by oshek July 9, 2011

the handle in most cars. Commonly known for hanging laundered garments. Also known for its use in grabbing upon during sharp turns or braking.
by Bungalow Bill November 18, 2001

Describes a person, place, or thing that is very uncomfortably large or annoying.
Side Note: Don't be misslead by "Tight" in this phrase.
Tight is often used as "cool or nice".
Side Note: Don't be misslead by "Tight" in this phrase.
Tight is often used as "cool or nice".
by MisterBooners August 2, 2009
