digging in the garden

while the man is hitting it doggy style he has his finger in the wowans asshole digging for corn, peanuts, okra stems etc. etc.

My girlfriend was stopped up so I had to go digging in the garden.

by scott and joey January 14, 2009

allied gardens

the part of san diego that will never amount to anything.
AG is the shittiest place ever.
AG kids think they're so cool,
when in reality,
they're all nothing but a bunch of pussies
who have nothing better to do than complain about SC.
SC will always be better than AG,
and thats something those little pussy AG kids are going to have to accept.

Allied Gardens kid #1-man. we're such pussies. we wont even go to SC even though we say we're gonna kick their asses all the time.

Allied Gardens kid #2-i know man. too bad when we DO go to SC, we get murdered in every fight, cause we cant fight for shit.

BOTH kids;we're such pussies.

by katoes. October 15, 2008

savage garden

To defecate upon a female's pubic area.

She wanted me to shit on her chest, but I decided to give her a savage garden.

by Pip Noggin & K Ddog October 4, 2005

winter garden

A ghetto neighborhood outside of Orlando, with some of the worlds most potent drugs and alchohol.

There is none like Winter Garden

by Professor Xavier Satan October 14, 2008

Garden City

Eastern Long Island town that is often referred to as rich considereing that many of the houses in the center of town go for over a million dollars. Not noted are the lesser houses on the west and east side of town which are prodominately going for 500,000 dollars, a normal price for a home on long island. Many students dress similar but the over abundance of "preps" is not so noticable anymore, there are in fact many skaters, punks, and people who just dress however the hell they want.
Very misunderstood as a snobby rich daddy gives me everything i want town, garden city is mostly not that. Most kids dont drive a BMW, half the school doesnt play a sport, and Imsure if you went to Manhassett, the same amount of jocks would be getting into Ivy League schools too. Oh yea, the smart kids get into those too if you didnt know.

One last thing, our ceilings were replaced and fixed in 2001. And the money used for the turf was donated by a country club specifically for a new turf field.

That Garden City bitch is so stuck up.

by GC East Sider December 28, 2005

garden state

(n): a preview which is far better than the movie it promises

(adj): relying too hevily on a single song, usually pretaining to movies

(v): to enjoy faux artsy movies
(v): to travel to or be in new jersey

Oh no, looks like a garden state.

Dude, your script is garden state. Fix it.

That guy garden states regularly in his film reviews.

My friend garden stated last weekend.

by ktothet October 3, 2005

rock garden

A style of garden tracing its roots to classic Chinese and Japanese garden rockwork, that achieved great popularity in the late 19th Century in Europe. The middle class burgeoned and began travling to the Alps. Tourists would universally dig up and bring back some of the alpine plants they encountered to their bungalows (a practice frowned upon today!). The first classic outlining the modern art of rock gardening was The English Rock Garden by William Robinson (1838–1935), although its most famous practitioner was Reginald Farrer (1880– 1920), an eccentric and brilliant horticulturist who was the most charismatic and popular garden writer of Edwardian England. Rock gardening flourishes today, with multiple specialist societies dedicated to the practice in most industrial nations. Rock gardens are characterized by thoughtful design and soil preparation culminating in artistically placed boulders of different sizes designed to mimic a natural outcrop. Rock garden plants grown from seed or purchased from specialist nurseries are then placed to provide year round color and interest, although the main season of bloom in the Northern Hemisphere are the months of April, May and June. The art has been raised to new heights in recent decades thanks to enormous strides in the science of cultivating difficult plants in soilless media and the innovations of trough gardening and the crevice garden in England and the Czech Republic respectively.

George was always out in his rock garden, fussing over his alpines.

by Acantholimon February 3, 2010