cheese covered bongload

An unatainable combo of two things, used to describe something great.

If i could fly like superman and be invisable, that would be amazing like a cheese covered bongload

by Bonebreak May 11, 2008

Ungalie Bungalow

It can be used to name a fictional fire-team, "Ungalie Bungalow", a battlecry in the midst of combat, or a word to express anger for the replacement of the words "Fuck" or "Shit"

An excessively used word in videos featuring Neddle69 (Pudd'n Neil), Dimebag (Martin), and HEDST8 (Paul). The three constantly feature comedic gameplay videos of the ArmA, Operation Flashpoint, and Project Reality PC games.

The word was started with neddle69's early videos, then became an internet phenomena.

Calling 127 ungalie bungalow

Roger that ungalie bungalow

UNGALIE BUNGALOW!!!

"He just ran me over... ungalie bungalow."

by Playjex (Real) May 16, 2009

bungalow

a derivation of the Indian house type, popular during the first quarter of the 20th century, usually having one and a half stories, a widely bracketed gable roof, and a multi-windowed dormer and frequently built of rustic materials.

Eddie: Women dont respond to erotic images they respond to erotic words like....butterscotch, whisp...umm

Sean: ok let me try...uhhh lepracy (Knock on door, Sean rises to get door)

Eddie: yes now you've got the idea

Sean: ya like Bungalow, goat cheese(opens door)...Sister Helen

(scene from Grounded for life)

by Ross The Great May 20, 2007

Bunchload

noun. 1. A countless or extremely great number.

There's not even any sheep around here. We usually have a bunchload of sheep.

by Almaz von Crainer August 7, 2011

bungalo

Referencing a particularly desireable ass of a female that has a less than desireable face.

Hey, Nitin, check out the bungalo on that one!

by hornfrog August 22, 2005

Bungalow

A small little house in the jungle "bungalow in the jungalow" or in someones backyard where teenagers go to smoke weed without their parents around

"let's go over to mikulas bungalow and smoke up this 10er"

"ayy you up for some bongin in da bungers?"

by HonzaMikula1111 December 16, 2008

bungalow

Back in the days of the Roman Empire, all the rich people used alot of the bricks which were hard to come by, so other layman-type folk had to do with the remaining blocks, this led a load of poor folk to only be able to afford enough bricks for one floor, so they decided to.....

Bung-a-low roof on it!

Mia: We can't afford to buy many bricks, what can we do?

Syko: I'm afraid it looks like we will have to bung-a-low roof on 'er and call er a bungalow.

by Syko and Mia December 29, 2009