ratchafratch

The most commonly heard profanity in a Yosemite Sam tirade; more or less equivalent to motherfucker, sanitized for children.

That ratchafratchin' rabbit...

by Lady Csyde November 26, 2006

ratchet weave

A ratchet (black diva) with a weave (bad attempt at a wig that is sown onto the scalp)

Thats such a ratchet weave!

by m12344321 November 20, 2013

Ratch

The short, white version of the infamous and ever-so popular "Ratchet". Typically used by froo-froo southern valley kind of girls or sassy gay guys.

Ew, that cardigan is ratch. Must be from Cargo Largo.
Oh no, that's ratch. You best swerve on out of here.
You best not be tweetin bout me, ain't nobody got time for yo ratch-ass comments.

by METALPANTHER7 May 13, 2013

ratchet hoes

Nasty skanks that can be found friday night through sunday afternoon. Some even stay out all week. They just wanna be fake and start drama all over town

Ashlee: that bitch was ratchet
Amisha:well you know what they say, ratchet hoes come out on friday night

by KingB13 January 16, 2014

ratchid

extremely bad ass, and willing to do crazy shit

Justin: dam you robbed that house?
Sally: fuck yeah and I ran from the cops!"
Justin: hell yeah man your ratchid as fuck!
Sally: whats that mean
Justin: neva mind...

by bubba sp@rx April 28, 2010

Reach Out And Touch Faith

Women: "Your own personal Jesus" The desire to find one person, one woman to offer comfort, solace, and forgiveness for all that he is, has done, and represents in the world. A double entendre perhaps, but apropos in that the one woman,, "Faith", represents ones credentials to the world and that his very existence is valid as "faith" would have us believe that we are all worthy of being part of God's plan.

Lofty goals indeed.

From the song "Personal Jesus" by Depeche Mode.

"You've got to "Reach out and touch Faith"

"She's your personal Jesus"

by Hanover Fiste April 11, 2013

Reach Out

To contact a person (usually a friend you've not seen for some time, or an acquaintance that you don't see often), where there would be no other reason for such contact, for the specific purpose of obtaining a favour, or extending them a favour upon you hearing that they were in need.

You are a police officer, and you hear that a friend of yours has been arrested by a department that you used to work within for something that you feel is unlikely they did. You may decide to 'reach out' to someone that still works there, but whom you've not seen in many years, to see if there is any way you can help sort out the mess.

by RachelP_UK August 5, 2008