principled policy wonk

Any republican who thinks McCellan is a flack for telling the truth about past lies.

I'm a principled policy wonk, not a turncoat.

by Heyseed June 2, 2008

Principal Skinner

The name of Springfield Elementary’s principal. It is an ironic name as skinner is of course prison slang for child rapist

“Isn’t it weird how principal skinner is called that and yet his name is slang for child rapist?”

“It’s even weirder when you see how he treats Bart.”

by Angerey sausage July 21, 2020

School Principal

Some one who’s assigned by the school to develop and in charge the school.

Company:We would like to throw an activity for the children

School Principal:What is the activity about?

Company:It’s about biology

*School Principal brainstorm with teachers and decide*

School Principal:Okay I think the children would love it!

by By watamisuppousetarite August 27, 2020

The Principal

More like the drug dealer...

Janet: Did you hear? The principal sold drugs to little kids and teens..
Chrissa: He should be fired by now...right??
Janet: He isn't fired yet..for some reason.

by emmyandlola June 16, 2023

principal skinner

Stupid character for the television show "The Simpsons." He is the principal of Springfield Elementary and he runs the school like a hellhole.

He loves Edna, a fellow employee, lives with his mother, Agnus, and a former vietnam hero.

Principal Skinner gave a pay cut to Willie due to budget cuts.

by Akit February 29, 2004

Principles of Lag

A phrase that describes a state in which anything is possible.
Commonly used during video games to describe a cheap or ridiculous death.

"By the Principles of Lag, I should be able to shoot this person, even though they are actually behind me."

"Dude...I was in the room the whole time. How did I not see you come in?"
"By the Principles of Lag."

"By the Principles of Lag, I will ace this biochem exam."

by zgriffin22 May 10, 2010

são tome and principe

são tome and principe is an island nation off the coast of africa. modern slavery unfortunately began on these islands, as portuguese merchants in the 1400s brought thousands of african mainlanders to these once uninhabited islands. the result was a successful sugar colony and later equally profitable coffee and cocoa plantations. the island received independence in the 1970s and since the late 1980s have had a stable and real democracy, with only one failed coup attempt.

in são tome and principe, things are going better than in most of africa

by Ben E. Hama February 4, 2007