ambush

the act of pantsing a female, only to realize that she is in fact not wearing underwear.

Tina was casually walking down the street when she was suddenly ambushed by an elderly woman.

"mom! I just saw that lady's vagina!" exclaimed the small child who witnessed this vicious ambush.

by umsolikeokay September 22, 2013

ambulance chaser

typically a lawyer who can be found in hospital emergency rooms soliciting business in regard to the circumstance of the patients therein. it is as if the lawyer had chased the ambulance from the accident scene to the hospital. typically a dishonest person.

"Don't take my word for it", said the ambulance chaser, "I can get you some phat cash for that traffic accident you caused."

by Kevin May 1, 2006

name ambush

when an acquaintance you haven't seen for a long time greets you by name but you don't have time to remember their name

also name ambush is a name for a pig-game

Joe: "Hi, Andy. How have you been?"

Andy: "Er...Hi. Good. How about YOU?"

Sarah: "Andy, you've just been name ambushed."

by hh5drhg May 6, 2010

Ambulance Flankers

Cars or motorcycles that trail right behind an ambulance, taking advantage of it's right to pass by traffic anyway, anytime, anywhere.

Damn those ambulance flankers, they scratched my car when passing by!

by happinessisawarmgun999 December 16, 2009

foreign-ambulance

a sexual malapropism;to repeat what someone has said,but as a sounds-like and with sexual innuendo

If I was to 'foreign-ambulance' myself in the definition of the term above,I'd say: " with sexual in your end,oh!"

by Dr Sickmind Flawed January 10, 2012

Jonny is an Ambulance

Jonny is an Ambulance is punk/ska band from the Portadown and Lurgan areas of Northern Ireland that plays shitty random gigs in the worst possible bars in the world.

Did you see Jonny is an Ambulance last night?

No i was too busy doing something more important and entertaining

what where you doing?

taking a dump

by aye209 March 1, 2011

Ambulance Chaser

A journalist who races to accidents and fires in order to take pictures and sell more newspapers. Similar to paparazzi.

In an effort to sell more papers, the Tribune has more ambulance chasers than real journalists.

by David October 13, 2003