bouncing soul

One Who Takes A Special Liking To The (VERY AWESOME) Punk Band, The Bouncing Souls...For More Information On The Bouncing Souls, See bouncing souls or...www.bouncingsouls.com

I Love The Bouncing Souls! Therefore, I AM A Bouncing Soul.

by David Towle June 5, 2004

blunch

when you smoke a blunt on your lunch break instead of eating.

A::how was your lunch break??

B:: good had blunch with mistaa perry!!(:

by bubblepop(: March 23, 2011

bruncle

inbreeding term. used when referring to your brother, who is also technically your uncle.

Why is your bruncle always looking at your little sister like that?

This is Billy-Bob, my bruncle. We have a VERY close family.

What time is your brother-i mean uncle coming to pick you up?

by B August 12, 2003

Diggity Bounce

Diggity Bounce is a term that means to 'get it on' or 'get freaky'

You can also use it in conjunction with -on them hoes. e.g. "Diggity Bounce on them hoes!"

it is said the term was coined in South Central, Los Angeles. By a 14 year old girl who saw a couple making out hardocre in public and she yelled out "Diggity Bounce on them hoes!"

kid#1:damn did you see dan and martha?
kid#2hell yeah! he made it diggity bounce on her big time!

by nodiggityy August 3, 2009

titty bounce

1)When one hits a female's tit and the titty bounces.
2)When one hits a female's tit and their hand bounces back.

1)Adele hit Brandie's titty and Brandie's titty bounced.
2)Karah hit Brandie's titty and Brandie's titty bounced back and hit Karah in the face.

by Adele, Karah, Brandie June 14, 2007

bounce a box

IT slang: to reboot a computer. (Bounce = reboot, box = computer). It sounds dirty, so we like saying it.

Carla locked out her account again, so I reset her password and told her to bounce her box.

("bounce a box" -- engine won't let me submit this without exactly the same grammar... please edit this sentence out when approved--thanks!)

by Anonymus Bosch June 20, 2006

brunch

It's not quite breakfast, it's not quite lunch, but it comes with a slice of cantaloupe at the end. You don't get completely what you would get at breakfast, but you get a good meal.

Helen Lovejoy: Well, I had just finished eating and was about to leave when I looked over this way and said to myself, "Why, isn't that Marge Simpson over there, having brunch with a man who isn't her husband?"

by Mel January 23, 2006