rocketeer

a cool ass superhero that flys around on a rocket pack and kills nazis with a stolen luger

watch the movie you will see

by madjack July 13, 2004

shrub rocketeer

Somebody who observes children in play from a suitably-sized herbaceous plant for the purposes of covert masturbatory facilitation. A bush-dodger.

I've got a feeling that Huntley lad might be a bit of a shrub-rocketeer, you know.

Oh, nonsense he's a nice lad. I hear he's got some O-levels. And a nice dog.

by Eddmanyeah December 3, 2003

Rice Rocketeer

One who pilots a wordrice rocket/word, often characterized by neon underglows, altezza tail lights, wordghetto/word decals and/or graphics, anything generic bought off eBay, and the ever infamous big "I can fly" wing. Likely to perform the notorious wordricer flyby/word.

Jasper in his dated Mazda 626, fully equipped with green headlights and a coffee can bought off eBay, is a proud rice rocketeer.

by RJC RSX April 19, 2003

racketeer

Someone who Bribes, or a loan shark

Don't exploit inmates, don't be a racketeer

by Tank January 6, 2005

rectal rocketeer

n. Humorous insult, used to imply that the target is a homosexual, particularly one who dresses up in Spandex and rams a bottle of Tabasco-brand hot sauce into their rectum in the hopes that it will prolong their erection.

Go crack open another cold one, you prickfaced rectal rocketeer!

by I'mNotATerroristButIPlayOneOnTV! August 4, 2003

rainbow rocketeer

any man who is very open about humping other men and letting them hump him

"dude, that rainbow rocketeer over there was saying how his life partner tore his sphincter in three last night, i about tossed my effinglunch!"

by Tomzilla April 10, 2005

Office Racketeering

To create a threat or a problem in the office, server, process, production, or design, and then gain notoriety, kudos and/or rewards for its reduction.

Office Racketeering: Arguing that several aspects of a safe and sound design will fail if certain conditions exist. Then after tasked with solving the problem, he/she goes on to prove that the problems have been resolved through some redesign that never occurred or re-evaluation, showing the conditions will never materialize. Given the time lag, he/she came up first as someone who found the problems, and later the one who solved them. He/she is nominated employee of the month.

by Cooper from Nob Hill September 30, 2011