by Sweeteries October 31, 2012
Get the Sweeteries mug.The term used to describe the occurance in which traffic is moving 15mph more than it should, yet one car is going 20-30 mph faster, and therefore the one pulled over by the cops. In otherwords, when everyone is speeding, but the one speeding the most would be the 'scapegoat' speeder.
Person 1: "Dude I was going 70 in a 55 the other day but there was another guy that got busted doing 80."
Person2: "Good thing you had that scapegoat speeder!"
Person2: "Good thing you had that scapegoat speeder!"
by drummergirl935 May 10, 2009
Get the Scapegoat Speeder mug.1. He is spreading this rumor, he must be a Reeta Skeeter.
2. She is not Reeta, she's a Reeta Skeeter!!
2. She is not Reeta, she's a Reeta Skeeter!!
by s4nju1 September 15, 2011
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by NinjaDefused May 25, 2015
Get the Skeeter mug.The kind of joint somebody rolls when they are too cheap and stingy to roll a "fatty". So thin, the rolling paper makes up the bulk of said joint and resembles a mosquitos (skeeter) leg when finished.
by John Wesley February 9, 2008
Get the Skeeter Leg mug.a. An old show that used to be commonly found on the popular children's channel "Nickelodeon". Now... not so much.
b. that cousin that you always catch whacking off in his bedroom.
b. that cousin that you always catch whacking off in his bedroom.
by tsb May 13, 2005
Get the Cousin Skeeter mug.Spelter is an archaic term for zinc but is usually seen as an alloy, containing mainly zinc with variable proportions of other metals including tin, lead and copper.
Probably first used as a brazing metal to weld other pieces with higher melting points...It was discovered to be a quick and easy casting metal which could be used to reproduce many items from a mould.
Much used in the 19th and early 20th century - mainly figurines and figural groups.
Some very large sculptural pieces were made but more usually, decorative house ware.
Often used as a cheaper alternative to bronze or to copy bronze pieces. See Monkey Metal
Probably first used as a brazing metal to weld other pieces with higher melting points...It was discovered to be a quick and easy casting metal which could be used to reproduce many items from a mould.
Much used in the 19th and early 20th century - mainly figurines and figural groups.
Some very large sculptural pieces were made but more usually, decorative house ware.
Often used as a cheaper alternative to bronze or to copy bronze pieces. See Monkey Metal
What am I bid for this rare spelter Art Deco figural group of an elegant lady with a pair of tigers on a leash.
by Welded Bliss January 11, 2008
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