rumbling fadooka

A fart with both volume and magnitue enough to render the "farter" unconscious for a few moments.

Bert: Pull my finger.

Ernie: *tug
Bert: **explosive fart noise**
...Bert giggles and falls to the floor in an unconscious heap...
Mary: (running in from another room ) WHAT WAS THAT NOISE... AND WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT SMELL ?!?!
Ernie: (choking and gasping for air) ....Rumbling Fadooka!!

by Skippy107 December 25, 2013

rumspringa

Coming from the dutch word for "running around", this is the wildness that ensues when amish kids turn 16. They are given complete freedom to experiment with drugs, alcohol, and sex. I suddenly like the amish a lot more.

"Yo, did you hear about Joseph? He got mad crunk on rumspringa."

by the verbal spinster April 1, 2005

urbanized rumspringa

the two week period of time in between december 21st and december 31st which commences in one long ass party

I cant wait to go ham at urbanized rumspringa 2012

RUMMMSPRINGGGAAAAA

by urban rumspringa September 16, 2012

Ruckering

The process of pledging a fraternity during your junior year of college with the sole purpose of luring freshman girls back to your apartment with a cheesy pick-up line

Even though he's graduating early and will have spent only one semester as a brother, Dave miserably failed in his ruckering attempt.

by Franklin Marshall September 12, 2010

Ruddering

When you stick your face in someones ass and proceed to 'motorboat' them

Man this chick has this huge ass I could spend all night ruddering her!

by Demi-God.J January 10, 2011

remebering

Singularly remembering

Kindly remebering of good gains wisdom's wary flight of conflicting deliberate choices that could delight, time and again the passing of a year senses into bliss of cautious selective discarding of many a dark abiss.

by Hercolena Oliver June 17, 2010

bumbering

Occasional misspelling of the word "bumbling"; often used online by ill-informed individuals who have severe language issues and spread idiocy on craigslist. Despite the fact that there are those who may tell you otherwise, it needs to remain clear that 'bumbering' is not a "British" word, but rather just a made-up one.

"You are a bumbering fool!"
"Actually, I think you mean 'bumbling' fool."

by Puffaloover January 11, 2008