Riker

(pronounced Ri’-ker): n: an under 35 year-old male with dark hair and a beard.

Have you seen Jake Gyllenhaal lately? He's totally gone Riker!!!

by Kip Berman April 20, 2006

Ranker

Someone who when confronted does not represent their neighborhood, clique, club, or gang.

I heard that ya boy B-dog is a ranker

by athena411 March 20, 2021

farthy rankers

a person that queefs while on top of your boyfriend while he's eating a peanut butter and fish sandwich your mother made him after wiping the sweat from underneath her backfat

Jenny and Carolina are such farthy rankers!

by pablo guccierez October 16, 2008

the ringer

large duffle bag full of dirty undies "the whites".

Hoped to be passed of as duffle bag full of cash.

"dude give me the ringer"

by ArchDuke and BossHogg of Famous Shamous December 10, 2003

Bell Ringer

A phenomenon where a firm and lengthy poo is evacuated by a male, hitting the bottom of the toilet before tilting forward and striking the subjects testicles on the way down with or without possible smearage. Most common in shallow toilets or when said testicles are particularly saggy.

Dude thanks for the tip, the fiber is definitely working, but I have never had so many dam Bell Ringers. I have gone through a 12 pack of double rolls just on cleaning my nuts.

by Jodiii May 23, 2011

ringer

its the ringing sound u hear in your head after a massive hoot of crack

i got a ringer from that rock we smoked lastnite

by cocainebeautifuLL October 3, 2007

Rickerism

(1) A lie or half truth perpetuated by an individual which is intended to cause comedic drama within a particular social group. Most often this entails statements which make the group think less of the person, however it does rise to the level to which the group confronts the individual. A Rickerism usually serves to entertain the individual who creates it but often slowly discredits others in the group without their knowledge.

(2) A lie or half truth perpetuated by an embarrassed individual in a social setting which is intended to redirect attention onto another individual not in the group to defend themselves.

At the party Mike was asked about his love of boy bands and used a rickerism when he quickly stated Eric, an individual not at the party, was a member of a boy band.

by EarltheSquirrel February 4, 2010