Jet Set Radio Future

1.A great, under-looked at Sega title for the Xbox. it was the sequal to Jet Grind Radio (or Jet Set Radio in Japan) and also came as a double pack with Sega GT 2002.

2. One of the best games extreme sports-wise ever.

1. "Dude, i'm a lucky owner of JSRF"

2. This and Tony Hawk are like the best sports games EVER!

by PH34R3ST July 19, 2005

RadioactiveNiggaBallSweat

A term used by @peenigga.mp4 on Instagram, meaning to be incredibly homosexual

What nigga ? Shut yo RadioactiveNiggaBallSweat ass up

by Autistic Muslims June 15, 2019

Ralina

The most beautiful woman to roam the earth. She is strong and kind. She knows what she wants in the world without a second guess. She never lets the little things stop her from accomplishing her dreams. She is my best friend

She is Ralina

by Xoxmarie August 2, 2021

Car Radio

Something that lead singer of twenty øne piløts Tyler Joseph doesn’t have.

“Cause somebody stole my car radio and now I just sit in silence” -Tyler Joseph

by HURCULES MULLIGANNNNNNNNNNNNNN June 13, 2018

corporate radio

mainstream radio stations that throw the shit that record companies call good music at you. They say it is cool and attempt to brainwash you into thinking the same. The fact is corporate radio sucks and you would all be better off turning off your radio and driving to the cool sound of silence

that corporate radio dj said that emo is cool, but i know it sucks.

by iggy May 1, 2004

pirate radio

An unlicensed radio station, often broadcasting political or controvercial material. The term was coined in the 1960's with "Radio Caroline", which broadcasted from a ship just outside of British territorial waters. Today's pirate broadcasters often play dance music not normally heard on comercial stations, or are intended to provide entertainment or opinions outside the mainstream.

The pirate radio station broadcasted trance music into the early hours of the morning.

by Unidyne March 11, 2005

radio-ham

Common-use word for Government licenced 'Radio Amatuer Operator'. Often thought to be a CB operator, but with much more technical knowledge and apparatus for world-wide communication. Some "hams" are quite content to 'work around the corner' with very simple equipment, whilst others use earth-moon-earth and satellites to communicate with each other. Many Governments register 'radio-hams' as emergency telecoms stations in the event of national disasters etc.

Boy- "Hey mister, are you a CBer?"

Elmer - "No, I'm a Radio-Ham - a bit like a CBer's big brother, but much more complicated"

by fogyfos October 23, 2009