To be transported from one place to another while being seated comfortably on the well-apportioned derriere of an elderly woman.
by indierockranger April 28, 2010

by Kelly Shields April 3, 2003

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by mingus6912, jester January 3, 2009

Displaying proper fealty to those who have gone out of their way to look after them. This phrase is often found in Louis L'Amour's books.
The ranch hand wouldn't go work for another outfit; he'd been riding for the brand for 20 years. Dance with the one who brought you loyalty fidelity
by Darkside of K May 9, 2016

by Siika December 26, 2017
