Olive Garden

Bad excuse for Italian food. Bad excuse for food. Rubber bread sticks. Silly Salad. Overcooked fish. Overcooked (over microwaved) broccoli. Nasty-as-hell, disgusting "fettuccine." Gross, worse-than-frozen lasagne. But the water was fantastic. PUSH THE WINE!!

John: Let's go to Olive Garden!!!

Jane: No fucking way.

by biffy the olive monster August 9, 2009

siol nan gaidheal

is Scottish Gaelic for "seed of the gael"
An ultra nationalist cultural and fraternal organisation .
they want the break up of the union of the UK as it's biased toward the fucking english.
Siol call the union jack the "butcher's apron" as it's steeped in the blood of many nations including Scotland.

see that man from Siol Nan Gaidheal in the nice black T-shirt with the nice celtic knot on the front...he HATES the union!

by pax681 October 20, 2006

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

When the girl hangs upside down from a pull up bar by her knee and the guy eats her pussy out while getting his dick sucked

I tried the Hanging Gardens of Babylon last night

by Nate Ratt December 9, 2008

gardening leave

A euphemism for being laid off from work, or being suspended for a long period not through your own choice.

"Jayne couldnt cope with her new role in the organisation so she was given gardening leave"

by Lizzy-Anne July 3, 2008

uphill gardener

a Chutney Ferret, Marmite Miner or, more simply, BumGay.

Man on man action.

'Look at Az the Spaz, what an uphill Gardener

by SirSandGoblin July 15, 2003

Gardenstatery

The forced quirkiness seen in many underaged scenesters/hipsters who want to impress older hipsters with their uniqueness. These people try very hard to exude an attitude of easy-going oddness and look like idiots to everyone except their fellow gardenstaters.

The Shins concert I attended last night was almost ruined by the gardenstatery surrounding me.

by Joey Ratz October 2, 2005

gafridge

Ga-fridge: In the US a refrigerator is also known as a fridge. Many households in the US have an extra refrigerator in the garage to keep beer, drinks, and leftovers. Gafridge denotes this location so people can concisely inform others where the beer is.

If anybody wants a cold gatorade they're out in the gafridge.

by hankthestank December 4, 2012