sentry gun

In TFC, a machinegun on a tripod that shoots on its own. Built by an engineer and avoided/destroyed by a disguised spy

"Somebody take out the sentry gun in the flag room!"
"We need a sentry gun in the flag room!"

by Anonymous June 2, 2003

Sentry

A guardian warrior of religon, to guard, or the act of being a guardian.

(1)The sentry stands alone, waiting for an enemy to come to close and fight.
(2)Is their a sentry lock on the doorknob.
(3)That empty car in the way provided a good sentry against the oncoming bus at the crowd of people.

by Mairsil January 20, 2009

sentimental

Meaning of essence or 'a lot' to oneself

by chris March 5, 2003

Sentinel

1. The robotic, Mutant hunting villians from Marvel's legendary X-Men universe

2. The robotic, human hunting villians from The Matrix trilogy, also referred to as "Squiddies"

3. A horribly overpowered yet badass character in Capcom's modern classic, MVC2, or Marvel VS Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes

1. The Sentinels were created by Dr. Bolivar Trask to capture and destroy all mutants

2. In the third Matrix film, there's an awesome scene where 250,000 Sentinels are invading Zion

3. Some of the world's best Sentinel players are from Seattle (Northwest Pride!)

by Grimm_Demize July 30, 2004

Sentoism

A religion created to express worship towards Sento. People who worship Sento believe him to be a God that will award them for their worship. Many of the followers of Sentoims prefer to be called Sentoists. These Sentoists are rewarded by Sento with special hats or nude pictures of anime catgirls. Most of the Sentoists are members of the group, The Knights of the Square Chair.

Us followers of Sentoism are here to worship the mighty Sento.

by KotSC July 24, 2009

baby sentinel

A game which involves the act of taking ones hand and rubbing it down another persons face while saying "baby sentinel". Often played at college parties or at the bar where drinking is involved.

Last night, at that frat party, a round of baby sentinel broke out and lasted all night!

by Big Oh & a little shady November 11, 2010

one-word-sentences

when one word sufficiently meets the requirement of a sentence- having a subject and a verb

Would you like to get some dinner?
Let's.

verb= let
subject= us

GO!

verb= go
subject= you (implied)

I think it's brilliant that you used so many one-word-sentences in your poem.

by Allen Wilson February 7, 2008