Barracuda

1. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined fish that can attack with blinding speed and razor-sharp teeth.

2. An extremely vicious, carnivorous, streamlined car that eats Rustangs and shits Ford emblems.

"My '67 Barracuda fastback likes to munch on 5.Slows."

by T.Ractorhead November 24, 2006

barracuda

A muscle car/pony car produced by Plymouth in the 60s and early 70s. For 1970-71, the Barracuda was available with 426 Street Hemi, making it (arguably) the most fearsome Detriot supercar ever produced. Today, Barracudas (especially convertibles) are highly prized among collectors.

In full race tune, a '70 'Cuda will turn 12 second ETs on the quarter mile.

by SeligsOnDope May 7, 2003

barracuda

two fingers in the pink one in the stink

i gave her the good ol' barracuda last night.

by rarara123 July 8, 2009

barracuda

a woman manager in corporate america who will micromanage you or bite your ass

Wow that barracuda haul me in her office, goosed me with a rubber ducky & now I work in the corporate mailroom!
I must have sign on my back that reads " WALK ALL OVER ME ".

by itichie_nocanpo October 22, 2006

Beeraucracy

Defintion: Rule of Beer
Includes such elements as:
* Aromatic hops
* Rich, malted barley
* The purest water
* And sometimes, the multi-faceted breath of yeast (& other ingredients)

In a world with so much governmental inefficiency and mistrust, surrendering to the Beeraucracy of a tasty brew is a much needed escape for modern man (and woman)!

by Beeraucrat August 30, 2009

the baracuda

When a guy sneaks around the party to bit the ass of girls in attendance.

Damn that Donovan, he's doing the baracuda to every female ass in the room.

by The Donovan March 11, 2007

barracuda loaf

An unsliced loaf of white bread. Etymology unknown.

"I can remember when the "barracouda" sic (white un-sliced) loaf went rock hard when stale..."

"The barracuda loaf used to be five pence ha'penny."

"The Nanny's would buy a barracuda loaf and they also loved the big round pork pies."

by porges September 15, 2009