Weed Digger

A person who uses or likes another person for there weed.

Me: Aye yo Alex. What ever happened to your weed.
Alex: I let this chick have my stuff. she realy likes me though.
Me: No you dumb bitch, she likes you and is using you for your weed!!!
Alex: And i let her have my bong.
Me: Sounds like a weed digger to me.

by damanfs92 December 25, 2010

Numb Digger

A digger who is numb.

He is a numb digger.

by Nunndfadakfjadfkjaeiei3eraerre August 20, 2018

Third degree tear

A large tear recieved during childbirth. often reffered to as a wizards sleeve. It can be very traumatic to the vaginal region if not treated straight away. some scarring does occur and can re-tear if a big throbbing fellow is recieved.

friend.. "how was it?"
sam..."it was fine i only got a third degree tear"
friend..."woah he tore you good"

by Alfredo Griffin December 14, 2010

Fools Gold Digger

A dumb ass trick who dates a guy because she thinks he is rich when he is actually poor.

I blew that dude cuz I thought he was rich, but it turns out he is poor. I am such a fools gold digger.

by JSteezy83 April 7, 2009

Mudd digger

The name of a guy in school that has bad aim with his fingers, he put them in the wrong hole.

Mudd digger is on the prowell, girls.......please watch your asses!!!!

by Bob Gruszka May 2, 2009

Degree Mill

Fraudulent institutions of higher education, sometimes lacking accreditation, which grant diplomas that are either fake or worthless. Historically a they have not been accredited, but with the increase of online schools, most now are accredited and offer a course load so easy, or based on loosely defined "life experience", so as to render their education valueless.

Also known as a Diploma Mill

Well known places that are degree mills include Trinity Southern University, Walden University, Trump University, Wesleyan International University, and Prixo Southern University.

by David McBride March 24, 2008

six degrees of wikipedia

The theory that any two subjects on the wikipedia are connected in some way by clicking on the links of the articles.

An example of the six degrees of wikipedia would be something like going from Kevin Bacon to Entertainment Weekly to Sean Connery etc, etc.

by Sholom22 November 11, 2006