A term used to express the ratio of service offered in an Emergency or Medical Ward versus the quantity of seemingly available staff. Often considered to be greater in truth when expressed as the inverse of the service to staff ratio.
by Gomiboy September 28, 2009

by therearetwocolorsinmyhead October 10, 2016

Other way to say duct tape. Originated from military use, as it was water repellant (like a duck, get it?), as apposed to civilian use on airducts. Also the the brandname of MANCO brand ducttape.
by the lightguy June 2, 2004

duct tape the 8th wonder of the world n fixes everything n everything n is great for makein bags, clothes, cell phone covers, etc...
by duct tape gurl August 16, 2005

The act of one wraping duct tape(sticky side up of course) around ones hand or hands and performing what is known as a hand job. Although pleasurable beaware that this might cause a bleeding and burning sensation to the penis.
by Max and Jordan November 16, 2006

Is a simple roll of tape. usually duck. That(in the hands of a tweeker) magicaly becomes the quick fix salution to anything from, a upulstery patch to a substitute for tie downs, when picking up the couch and stuff that was found sitting by the dumpster.
The fridge has no arm on the bottom of the door, grab me a curtain rod and the tweeker tape. I will fix it.
Can You believe it, Mike used the tweeker tape to pin up his bumper after the wreck.
Can You believe it, Mike used the tweeker tape to pin up his bumper after the wreck.
by jrsbabe March 10, 2010

Def.1: Used in response to one is who over expressive and needs to be brought back to baseline. Akin to having a massive boner in public when totally inappropriate - one should tape that boner against their waist or belly (depending on length).
"Dude, grab some dick tape and calm the fuck down."
"Dude, grab some dick tape and calm the fuck down."
Def.2 : Similarly to definition 1, When a woman is over zealous, she must tape a dildo on and achieve orgasm to calm down. "Grab some dick tape, strap it in, and take a step back, girlfriend."
by Horpel Krufkin October 1, 2016
