Bully

Someone of senior status in an organization (e.g. CCWA) that uses offensive language and name calling to humiliate underclassmen and new members.

Erik Leiden: Give me your blocks or else.

the next day
Erik Leiden: Get out of here.
the next day
Erik Leiden: You're not REALLY a MUNer. You're just a psuedo-MUNer.
THAT NIGHT
Freshman: Sad :(

Erik Leiden is a bully because he makes my friend Emily cry herself to sleep every night."

by MUNer16 December 5, 2012

Bully

The mean kids at my school who wont stop beating me up just becaus i wear trousers pulled up to my chest, a pink bow tie, huge glasses and orange shoes from giant tiger.

One day i hope us regular kids will stand up to those mean bullies. That will teach them a lesson.

by mj July 7, 2004

burty

The highest level of tuffness.
A new category to indicate the tuffness of a person.

"Man that guy's tuff"
"Ya but he's not burty tuff"

by Brent Christopher October 5, 2006

bully

A word that former President Theodore Roosevelt used, meaning "great!"

After surviving a shot to the lung and then proceeding to give a three hour speech, Teddy Roosevelt shouted "BULLY!"

by Kurt Branagan November 3, 2003

Busty Wench

An old pirate saying, usually referring to a prostitute or a skimpy clad lass. Busty wench refers to them having large breasts.

"See that busty wench being o'er there"
"Yaaargh she be having large lovebuckets"

by Fearny14 November 3, 2008

bullying

unwanted aggressive behavior directed towards a person or a group of people that is repeated during a period of time.Usually done at school or online.

Anna was bullying a girl in the locker rooms today it was sad....

by Ducky the creator June 13, 2017

bully-suing

When a large multinational corporation sues an individual who cannot possibly have the financial resources to fight back for the express purpose to "make an example of him/her" but is hoping to intimidate the public into being sheep.
This is a tactic used recently by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) to stop song sharing on {P2P} sites such as {kazaa} but in reality is trying to control the definition of "copyright" by lobbying congress to abide by the rules they set and then sue individual persons to enforce their rules.

The RIAA recently won a lawsuit against a Native American woman on a reservation to the tune of $220,000 for 24 songs they allege she shared on Kazaa. They did not have to prove that she actually shared the files, they prove that she intended to share them.
Satisfied, the lawyers then said "this should send a message to the public."
This was a clear cut case of bully-suing.

by Astor G. October 25, 2007