big lipped aligator moment

named after the random musical number sung by a big lipped aligator at the end of the movie. a scene that comes right out the fuck of nowhere and has no bearing on the plot,

1. the comodo dragon in fernguly
2. the crocodile from all dogs go to heaven (after which the big lipped aligator moment is named)
3. the pink elephants from dumbo
4. the fucked up tunnel from willy wonka

by big lipped aligator lover September 5, 2009

Alligator Pear

An avocado

I like salt on my Alligator Pears, and I just love to make Guacamole with them.

by Jayy1989 April 14, 2010

Angry Alligator

While having sex with a women from behind you reach under her arms and put her into a full nelson and insert you cock into her ass, this will send her into a death roll to try and remove you.

Amy was upset last night when I pulled the angry Alligator on her.

by C.R.L. January 25, 2009

alligator

A term for friends when saying goodbye to friends. A little like 'crocodile' - another term for saying 'see you later'.

"See you later alligator."

"In a while crocodile."

by EmB.♥ August 14, 2009

aligator fuckhouse

When you are having sex with a girl from behind and then you bite her neck. You then spin violently trying to keep your penis in her and maintaining the bite. If you ever watch and aligator eat it bites and spins to rip the meat.

She had repect so I did an Aligator FuckHouse so she knew who was boss

by LiquidGonads August 18, 2006

big lipped alligator moment

A random moment in a film that is obscure and utterly irrevalant towards the film's plot, serving no purpose and is never mentioned by characters after.

In 'All dogs go to heaven' a'big lipped alligator moment' has a random musical number
In 'Willy Wonka' The creep-ass boat ride scene with Wonka's 'poem'
The pink elephants in Dumbo

by No-paint scientist February 4, 2009

feeding the alligators

When one exposes themselves to fiction that stimulates our negative qualities (like horror fiction) so that they can work through them in a healthy and harmless environment as catharsis.

Serial killers and other murderers appeal to the impulse Stephen King calls "feeding the alligators," and Carl Jung called "integration of the shadow self," but it all means the same thing: that entertaining our own dark side can be therapeutic.
-- 8-Bit Philosophy

by The Logical Fallacy May 27, 2017