beast mode

A greater degree of the beer monster. (The act of sneaking up on fellow comrade, pulling shirt over their face and pouring a drink through the hsirt into their mouth). This time a full pitcher of beer/mixed drinks(pain killer) should be used, and agressively poured. The victim usually ends up soaking wet.

He was beast moded while sipping casually on drink.

by JMJQ November 8, 2010

Stick Mode

A Saying That Means To Hit Somebody For Being Dumb Or Gettin On Your Nerves

Ni**a You Stepped On My Shoes Stick Mode

by Nigggel July 7, 2007

LUUNCH MODE

To act stupid or crazy

M) "My brother is on LUUNCH MODE"

F)"why?"

M) "beacuse he's figgity smacked son"

by DAWNSKii3 June 19, 2007

beast mode

A phrase that "we" apparently like to use at DeSoto High School to get football players ready for the game.

Reporter: What do you do to get yourselves ready to play?
T.O.: Well at DeSoto,we uh we like to say Beast Mode!

by DHS September 26, 2007

Vulture-mode

Being in a situation where someone you definitely don't want to know what your computer is full of (i. e. parents or gf/bf), is standing right behind you staring at the screen and passively compelling you to self-restraint, i. e. not opening /b/ or pr0n, keeping messenger windows hidden just in case, and hiding embarassing desktop or icons (or embarassing icon names, such as "My Shit" instead of "My Computer") with randomly opened windows.

(1) "I can't open that link right now, Vulture-Mode."
(2) DM: "Pause guys. Vulture-Mode."

by nevermoar April 8, 2009

sidewalk mode

the point of time to where you are so stoned when walking home that you just admire the sidewalk as a comfortable sleep spot

i was so high last night that i went into sidewalk mode and laid there for about an hour before i decided to get up.

by robert the muthrfukn sailorman February 28, 2009

Visi-Mode

A word used to describe a person’s attitude, or lack thereof, after hearing or seeing something they feel totally in-different about; tuning-out. It comes from the generation of mass mobile text users, and millions of IM (instant message) users; when someone appears to be offline, but in actually they're only invisible to people on their buddy list; and new form of giving the cold shoulder, literally.

Tom: Jessica and I wanted to go watch a movie, and grab something to eat.
Jack: She told me that she was sick, and didn't feel so good.
Tom: Really?
Jack: (silence)
Tom: Oh, Jack, don't go visi-mode on me.

by Shuga_Foot October 13, 2008