sandoring

(verb) To be enthrawled with chicken so much you have to kill every cunt in a particular room to get some chicken.

James wouldn't give Jim his KFC bargain bucket, so Jim started sandoring James.

by goodwinLAD May 11, 2014

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also used in context "full send"
1. used in mountain biking, skiing, FMX, BMX, trick scooting, skateboarding and other extreme sports to mean to go for something without thinking
2. to act without thinking

*mountain biker drops in* "send it"

by itsgettingsendyupinhere December 4, 2019

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Send it

Verb:
Send it: originates from extreme sports. To Send it is to do an extremely difficult trick, usually one the athlete has never done before. It's mainly used as a cheer to pump up the athlete to the point where they have enough confidence to send the trick that once terrified them to their very core. It's a very effective form of encouragement, as evident by it's never ending use in the action sports community on both the amateur and pro level.

adj:
Full send: having full confidence in your trick

Willy: I wanna try this flair, but I'm kinda scared
Matt: C'mon Willy, you got this, just send it, bro

Travis: I'm going full send on this double backflip
James: Hell yeah, Travis, X Games mode

by That Scooter kid you hate July 17, 2020

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Seldom Seen Smith

1. A “Lothario” or “Romeo”-type gentleman usually residing in the “Four Corners” region of southwest Colorado, northwest New Mexico, northern Arizona or southern Utah – best known for having multiple wives scattered across a vast and barren landscape, showing up less than some of said wives might prefer, and even then for dubious purposes more often than not, as well as lending a certain fertility to the otherwise sere landscape.

2. A mythical figure or western archetype modeled on the Jack Mormon River Guide from the Edward Abbey-crafted character in the Monkey Wrench Gang. Friend of Doc Sarvis, Bonnie Abzug and George Hayduke. Husband to many, constant companion to none.

Seldom Seen Smith didn’t come around often, and when he did he didn’t stay for long.

Seldom Seen Smith wasn't expecting the river of tears, but he deftly navigated that rapid into the sack -- and he was off before the sun came up over the Green River not to be seen again until the season had changed and the frost was on the land and absence had once again made the heart grow fonder.

by Seldom Seen Smith December 7, 2020

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