macbeth

A term derived from the Shakespearean play used to describe somebody in a powerful situation expected to deliver a great performance such as a play or a presentation. It is typically used as motivation.

Often preceded by "Get 'em."

person A) "It's my turn to present."
person B) "Get 'em MacBeth!"

person A) "Wish me luck."
person B) "You can do it man, get 'em MacBeth!"

by balbir January 22, 2008

Macbeth shorts

colorful plaid shorts that have recently been popularized and an noticeable fashion trend for both males and females

(Macbeth being Scottish and the shorts resembling kilts, the reference is made there)

I can't walk ten feet without seeing other one of those Macbeth shorts!

by arsg66 April 28, 2008

macbookproner

Having an erection (boner) from ogling the Apple MacBook Pro laptops for too long.

I think that Apple fanboy has a macbookproner after that WWDC Apple Keynote speech.

by jordash1212 June 9, 2009

MacBook Pro

Apple Computer's line of professional grade notebook computers that contain Intel x86 hardware, as opposed to IBM or Motorola PowerPC hardware. The MacBook Pro line was launched January 10th, 2006, claiming to be 4 to 5 times as fast as the (Now Legacy) PowerPC line of professional notebooks known as Powerbooks.

Steve: You going to order a MacBook Pro?
James: Hell no! POWERPC RULES!
Steve: I hear you can put Linux and Windows on it too.
James: INTEL RULES!

by vaxt April 9, 2006

Lady Macbeth

What you call someone when they constantly wash their hands.

Kayleigh - *Washes hands for 50th time in 4 hours*
Me - "Woah! Lady Macbeth, get out the sink!"

by DEllis July 30, 2008

macbeth

Macbeth is a character in the Shakespear play Macbeth. He is the most pussy whipped guy in history. Biggest example of being under the thumb.

"damn that macbeth was one whipped biatch. He killed a king coz his wife told him to"

by Your name here! dude!! August 3, 2006

Macbook Air

the latest incarnation of Macbook computers. unbelievably thin, razor sharp, and pretty much invisible all around.

"Hey, Jim, did you see my new Macbook Air?" "No." "Neither did I."

by PBM19 January 17, 2008