rabbiter

When the guy doesn't manage to go the distance and you need to get the rabbit vibrator out to finish the job.

Fem 1: Is John good in bed?
Fem 2: No he is a complete rabbiter job.

or
Fem 1: Was he chatting you up?
Fem 2: Yes but he looks like a rabbiter.

Meaning that one has to get sexual satisfaction from a vibrator.

by johnsx November 13, 2006

fanny rabbit

A fanny rabbit is someone who nibbles/licks a girls clit in a very fast motion.
Fanny rabbiting describes the motion of rapid licking/nibbling.

1) i love fanny rabbiting ma girlfriends pussy.
2) thank you for giving ma pussy a fanny rabbit last night.

by kyle pender July 21, 2007

white rabbit clique

Guerrilla political activist group that established a presence in the Albuquerque metro district around 2004.

Jimmy Jay-What does that sign mean that's sprayed on the overpass?
Jimmy Bob-It's white rabbit clique, fool

by LA underground December 2, 2007

Bank Robber Position

Parking your vehicle so as to make a hasty escape; Parking right in front of a store's entrance to enable one an "In and out" experience and not waste alot of time walking to and from the store to your vehicle.

Dude's in the bank robber position. Yeah, he must be in a hurry.

by Ed Monkey December 6, 2007

Bank Robbery

Where a bank steals money from its customers by numerous and excessively high fees.

Guy1: The bank charged me thirty dollars for a stagnant money fee. What the hell is a stagnant money fee?
Guy2: Its called bank robbery.

by judge dredd7 August 31, 2012

robbery

"Robbery" is a term to describe the line of action and the power of the bavarian soccer club FC BAYERN MUNICH. expecially its attackers, the 30 mio € right winger Arjen Robben and the 40 mio € left winger Franck Ribery

ROBen + riBERY = ROBBERY

this term was first used by german tabloids, today its a common term.

Werder Bremen Supporter: "We gonna win 5-0 today"!
Bayern Munich Supporter:"Dont think so. theres gonna be another robbery today"

by franky429 September 21, 2009

robber

A robber steals with force, brutality and intimidation. Unlike a thief, who often times does not come to contact with the person he/she steals from. More of an assailant then anything.

See that boy? his baggy pants do hide a bludgeon, and his hood serves him as a crude disguise. The boy aspires to be a robber.

by Bianco August 9, 2007