Digging My Potato

The act of sticking it through a tough situation. Tough times calls for tough character.

Origins:
The title of a song from Cowboy Bebop, a classic anime. A harmonica is used throughout the song, gives a very old western feel to it.

Vicious: You should see yourself. Do you have any idea what you look like right at this moment, Spike?

Spike Spiegel: What?

Vicious: A ravenous beast. The same blood runs through both of us. The blood of a beast who wanders, hunting for the blood of others.

Spike Spiegel: I've bled all that kind of blood away.

Vicious: THEN WHY ARE YOU STILL ALIVE?

Spike Spiegel: I'm digging my potato.

by ilGaucho August 30, 2010

Dig Me Raw

To fuck a girl really hard with no protection.

Yo I let him dig me raw in the backseat of my car Friday night

by ShadyLady13 June 9, 2010

digging your chili

to be into another person; to have the hots for

Hey man, that smokin hot sorority babe is definitely digging your chili, getcha some of that.

or the ebonics version:
Shoot nigga, that ho is diggin yo chili. You gonna get some poon tonight!

by Adam the Dominator December 9, 2008

can you dig it

Do you understand?

Comprende?Ya get it?

by the tweaker February 16, 2004

digging your chili

This is a phrase to express interest in another person. If someone is "digging your chili" then they like you in a non-platonic way.

"I'm totally digging Laura's chili."
or
"Um," he said sheepishly, "I'm kind of digging your chili."

by LaurenMarie November 4, 2007

Can you dig it?

a 70's expression meaning 'you understand?' or 'can you take it?' Often used in blaxtopian movies.

Who's the Man who would risk his neck for a brother man?
Shaft!
Can you dig it?

by Lord Xeras April 15, 2011

Hole Digging And Abandonment

The phenomenon where road workers tear up a street and then never repave it; when people dig a hole to fix something in the street and never refill it

(also used for freeways and any other place road work was started and then left unfinished.)

Steve: Don't go down Pine Road.
Marvin: Why? They should be done the roadwork there by now.
Steve: Nah, they never finished it. It's hole digging and abandonment at its best.

by Nika Walsh October 9, 2011