L S T E R

Red

“Okay beetlejuice here’s your question, how do you spell red?”

“Beetle juice: “L S T E R”

“Great job”

by Definitely not Amalia August 24, 2020

Total Efficiency Coefficient, (T.E.C.)

T.E.C. Is the closest possible approximated measure of energy expended in any biochemical and or socioeconomic process from start (A) to finish (B) generally portrayed in calories and represented as a percentage in decimal form.

i.e. A boat carrying a load from South Africa to Beijing has a stand still value of (Xcalories) @ point (A)=Xcal. divided by the total calculable energy in calories expensed in “fuel”, “labor”, “payload loss” and “mechanical breakdown” used upon reaching point (B)=Xcal. where {Xt.e.c. = (A)Xcal. / (B)Xcal.}.

*Xt.e.c. = Total Efficiency Coefficient, (T.E.C.)

by G.O.H. Ent.,Inc. October 12, 2022

glowing E.T. heart

When a bowl, waterfall, or gravity bong is sufficiently rolling and resembles the glowing heart of E.T

I couldn't help but smile as I watched the water run from my waterfall creating a beautiful glowing E.T. heart

by shwave dave May 4, 2010

E.T. Toe

The feature of middle long toes on your foot that sticks out and resembles the profile of E.T.

Frequently noticed by those with foot fetishes.

Look at Jenny's feet! She has an E.T. toe!!

by knee man June 22, 2012

S.K.A.T.E.

Military acronym used as steps to accomplish skating, aka: avoiding work.
S= Seek Cover
K= Keep Quiet
A= Accept No Responsibility
T= Take No Action
E= Evade

Use S.K.A.T.E. to accomplish effective skating.

by S1ber July 10, 2010

f.i.e.t.t.s.

F.I.E.T.T.S. Is an acronyms for the English translation of the Omega Psi Phi motto
FRIENDSHIP IS ESSENTIAL TO THE SOUL

And is used as the most relevant reminder of what we stand for, fight for and live for as a brotherhood.

Only used in printed form as in letters or text.

Ok bruh, I will see you in Vegas for the CLAVE( CONCLAVE- a National Meeting of the fraternity)

ROOH! F.I.E.T.T.S.

by STAQ LEXICON May 17, 2016

W.E.T.S.U.

An ancronym for We Eat This Sh*t Up (pronounced wet-sue), meaning we are gung ho and highly enthused, used in the Army in the Vietnam era, usually while running PT (Physical Training)!

How are you men today?
W.E.T.S.U., Sir!
That's what I like to hear; let's run another 2 miles, then!!

by Miami Joe September 8, 2007