billgate

1. To aggressively but subversively eliminate competition by means of absorbtion, forced obsoletion or gross promotion.

2. To make something proprietary to the point it functions poorly.

3. To weigh down or otherwise impede normal operation.

1. The infection was billgating healthy cells.

2. The new car design was attractive, but the engine was billgated to the point where it would only run on gasahol.

3. After skating through the mud my wheels were totally billgated.

by Thrakamazog May 15, 2003

Bulligator

Tush Hog, fat woman. A woman that is obese. A woman with a fat belly and a big head. Some fat woman that looks like a bull and a gator.

by Ridge July 1, 2003

Billiter

A raggedy Bitch whom may or may not be a bag chaser.

"I cant believe I had sex with Kelly, she is such a Billiter!"

by @B0mb October 5, 2011

billgates

n. A devious act whereby a tradesman etc deliberately includes flaws in his work, thereby guaranteeing that you will call him back sometime in the future to fix them.

One of our radiators is broken! But our central heating system was fixed six months ago. I reckon the plumber pulled a billgates on us!

by Dr Pinch November 29, 2006

belligatard

When you are so drunk that you act like a retard.

I was a belligatard last night, I was so drunk that I got lost in the bathroom!

by Awerg January 10, 2008

b0llygate

The scandal in which two overzealous Smashing Pumpkins fans reportedly involved in a felonious lessening of soul-burning potential by leaking photos for the band's latest album.

"Oh my god, Dogfighter28 is all over this b0llygate stuff...he will be remembered fondly years down the line as an important journalist in the biggest, non-lame rock scandal of all time."

by suncrashesdown May 24, 2007

billimeter

1. An Extremely small measurement.

2. An expression to describe a very close call.

"Dude, you were like a billimeter away from hitting that car".

by Erik of Aurora August 22, 2008