1. the obvious reference to a musical instrument
2. slang for a glass pipe used to smoke crystal meth
3. used to describe a glass used for champagne
2. slang for a glass pipe used to smoke crystal meth
3. used to describe a glass used for champagne
The cracked-out tweaker sucked so hard on his flute, you could hear it whistle.
Everyone busts out their best champagne flutes for New Year's Eve.
Everyone busts out their best champagne flutes for New Year's Eve.
by WakiPaki December 2, 2007
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Dr. Crusher: I played with Picard's flute.
Data: I asked the Captain if I could play with his flute, but he gave me a funny look.
Dr. Crusher and Dianna Troy: -Chuckles-
Data: I don't get it
Dr. Crusher: I played with Picard's flute.
Data: I asked the Captain if I could play with his flute, but he gave me a funny look.
Dr. Crusher and Dianna Troy: -Chuckles-
Data: I don't get it
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by 197+sdp March 27, 2009
Get the Fluter mug.Describing a person: confused, burned out, possibly wigged out. (Possibly a shortening of flummoxed.)
by sford February 17, 2006
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A funny old gal in a burka
Took another day off from worka,
From the old town of Fluterus
She had filled up her uterus,
With the son of a Taliban jerka!
Took another day off from worka,
From the old town of Fluterus
She had filled up her uterus,
With the son of a Taliban jerka!
by Marlen Flutnik January 2, 2008
Get the fluterus mug.Similar to "flucked up" and other derivatives of "fluck". An allusion to Sandra Fluke, who's recent "I'm short of money for contraception" testimony, re-invigorated the debate about the difference between sluts, skanks, and ordinary prostitutes.
Not related to the word fluke, meaning an abberation of nature.
Also not related to the word Anita'd, of similar ilk.
Not related to the word fluke, meaning an abberation of nature.
Also not related to the word Anita'd, of similar ilk.
"If she going to testify before Congress, she'd better get fluked up". Or alternately. "Boy, did old Clarence ever get Anita'd, on that coke issue".
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