Man: Wow! I found a cool pencil! I might as well just slip it in my pocket
Boy: SIR!! THAT PENCIL IS MINES!
Man: Oh, I'm sorry young man - wait... wahh??
Boy: SIR!! THAT PENCIL IS MINES!
Man: Oh, I'm sorry young man - wait... wahh??
by Khayos December 05, 2007
The process by which a female descends along a male shaft for long hours of hard labour. The process often occurs in darkness and can bring sweat to the skin.
On several occasions in the 19th century females were described as mining so much that a baby boom was in full flow. At the end of the 20th century it became legal to mine without a hard hat. Some often describe the process as a slag tipping it, noticeable figures that would mine up to 10 shafts a night and soon became encompassed with the catchphrase 'Mining? Whatcha say?'
On several occasions in the 19th century females were described as mining so much that a baby boom was in full flow. At the end of the 20th century it became legal to mine without a hard hat. Some often describe the process as a slag tipping it, noticeable figures that would mine up to 10 shafts a night and soon became encompassed with the catchphrase 'Mining? Whatcha say?'
by crash into a van July 28, 2010
A skill in the worldwide known game, Runescape. It has been known to cause suicide and/or brain trama, being as long and tedious as it is. Respect anyone who has the highest level.
by Runescape User July 16, 2009
The word used by a vampire to tell other vampires that a particular human is his/her property and no other vampires can feed on them.
When the three vampires began to drink the blood of Sookie, Bill shouted, "Stop, She is Mine". (characters from True Blood)
by lynnpd99 March 02, 2009
by Hunter Tadin June 28, 2020
1. A weight-triggered explosive device which is intended to damage a target—either human or inanimate—by means of a blast and/or fragment impact.
2. A contraction of "mine" and "is". Often, it is misused to show ownership or possession, even though the extra "s" is not necessary.
2. A contraction of "mine" and "is". Often, it is misused to show ownership or possession, even though the extra "s" is not necessary.
Tragically 44 Vietnamese women died after stepping on mines.
Mine's yellow.
Hey! Don't touch that, its mines!
Mine's yellow.
Hey! Don't touch that, its mines!
by BingGoogle January 06, 2011