Warehouse Ballerina

Any of the human species that performs ballet in or around a warehouse setting using large, heavy machinery, such as a forklift.

That man really makes an art out of his Warehouse ballerina routine

by Nick Sweet September 24, 2008

reverse warthog

the position in which someone is being fucked from behind (either male on female, female on female, male on male, or female on male) and the sender reaches up and over the receiver's head and sticks the index and middle fingers of their hand in the nostrils of the receiver and pulls back forcefully.

The term is given it's name due to the noise the receiver will make and the thrashing that will occur after the move has been performed.

"Don't you ever give me the reverse warthog again or I'll bite your dick off!"

by JBut December 25, 2007

Wartburg

A college in Waverly, Iowa. Located in the Northeastern part of the state, it provides an excellent liberal arts education.

I go to Wartburg College. It's cold as hell in the winter.

by Micah Manary October 30, 2007

Ware

Small mythical creature usually found around 103rd street. This creature is afraid of boats and water. Its primary diet consists of cakes, pies and ice-cream.

You will never find a ware on this ship.

by Slaon Ketterine January 30, 2009

anal wart

a wart on the anus.
something you can yell randomly into the air to mess with peoples heads.

your in the mall with your friends
ANAL WART. then act all innocent like nothing happend

by cniel September 28, 2008

Warthog

The act of simultaneously sucking on two penises at the same time. Name derived from the two tusks protruding from the snout of the animal.

Much to my surprise, she was warthogging Dan and Phil when I walked into the room.

by jewberg December 23, 2007

warehouse

A mental institution. The term was inspired by the sad state of the mental health "industry" in the United states.

The lawyer closed his briefcase, and sighed. "90 days in the warehouse for Billy, and then back onto the streets he goes, with a month's worth of thorazine and $100, courtesy of the state."

by Rod Brock July 27, 2006