Sugarbear

A large Mammal Originating most likely from the mountains of Caucasus also known to be found in parts of australia.
It has a diet consisting of mostly meats and ben and jerry. will attack and roar when woken prematurely. also known to be violent when losing at computer games. Can be placated with various sugary foods. Known to leave skidmarks on rugs.

Sugarbear; Hey Sugarbear calm down its just a game. or Hey Sugarbear you fat bastard thats three tubs of ben and jerrys in an hour leave some for the rest of australia

by waahrio September 4, 2022

Third wheel starboard

When two people are going down on one pussy and another tongue tries to join in but is rebuffed with a splash.

Casey tried to join in but when he couldn't find room for his mouth, he realized he was being brutally third wheel starboarded.

by Elise Ohlickmysack October 13, 2015

Starboard Crusader

The Best Team Fortress 2 Hat Of All

Person 1 ) Dude do you have the starboard crusader?
Person 2 ) Nah Mah, I have An UNUSUAL STARBOARD CRUSADER
Person 1 ) *dead

by Acchi April 8, 2018

SugarBear

An attractive women who is manipulative and self-centered. Taken from the Elton John song "Someone Saved My Life tonight."

SugarBear She is such a sugarbear getting J?ohn to do all her work for her.

by Teddybaretoo August 3, 2019

Starboard

In the sport of crew (rowing) the side in a sweep racing shell on the left from the rowers perspective (or the right side from the perspective of the coxswain). Starboard oars generally are distinguished by a a green marking somewhere on them. Most of the time bow is starboard while port is stroke.

Starboard and bow bitch go hand In hand.

by Rower111 May 24, 2009

starboard both of em'

a term referring to both a starboard and port transducer pole which was created by a very stoopid riverboat captain named roger

hey showncy ya'll go on and fix the starboard both of em' and make sure you tape his ankles

by wickywicky pimmmmp October 24, 2008

klingons on the starboard bow

Expression used as a warning by person 1 when someone known mutually to 1 and 2, whom 2 does not wish to meet, comes into view. Don't Look Now, but ..., From a more literal usage in the original series of Star Trek.

Joe: I don't want to meet the Wirrals tonight, okay?
Mike (looking over Joe's shoulder): Umm ... Klingons on the starboard bow.
Joe: They're HERE?! Get me out of here.
Mike: Right this way ...,

by Fearman August 13, 2007