fudge packer

This word comes from gay men, mostly Gaybe Pier. Men who love to push each others shit in.

After a night of being a fudge packer. Gaybe returned home to push his boyfriends shit in.

by d-snuts October 19, 2004

down packed

down packed is just a more common variation of its sister phrase "down pat," meaning to have something memorized or perfected.

I practiced parallel parking until I got it down packed.

by mattisatool May 4, 2006

Packard

Someone who wastes all your time because of something they forgot or screwed up on.

(Teenager begs for phone. You work hard to buy it for them. Kid rarely uses it.)
That teen is such a packard.

by PurpleProdigy May 18, 2016

green bay packered

when you pack a bowl too much that it wont burn well

yo dude you green bay packered that shit

by erek g September 19, 2006

fudge packer

another word to say someone is flaming gay and takes it up the ass every night in his mom's basement.

John; Heyyy studd. Wanna go do the dirty deed tomorrow? My mom's not home so we have the whole basement to ourselves.
Billy; If I wasn't such a fudge packer I'd totally reject you.

by imacoolkiddo8888888888888888 March 27, 2008

poop packer

The little tiny man in side of your bum that packs your poop in the corn to make it whole again. so when you poop it out it comes out the way it went in.

Hey man, I sure ate a lot of corn tonight...them poop packers got their work cut out for them!!!

by TAKS33 February 5, 2009

packers

<<They play in a small town that shouldn't even be on the map (has anyone heard of Appleton, WI? It's larger than Green Bay).>> I am quoting Crazyswordsman... Try again buddy - the population of Appleton is 70,000...Green Bay's is 102,000. Check your math.

Ever hear of Ashwaubenon, WI? That's where Lambeau Field is (a suburb of GB). So I guess you were close...Appleton is bigger than Ashwaubenon.

Green Bay Packers, Inc., has been a publicly-owned, non-profit corporation since Aug. 18, 1923.
The Green Bay Packers organization is committed to working to improve the lives of people in all walks of life in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.

by Green Bay area resident March 23, 2005