Alkie anklet

An ankle bracelet that you wear when you are under house arrest for DUI

I wanted to go to the club with my homie but he notified me that he couldn't leave the house for 30 days due to his alkie anklet

by whatevaman1 May 1, 2009

Blue Ankle

verb, the process of coloring a person's ankle blue with a sharpie. This is primarily preformed when the recipient is asleep, unconscious, or passed out. prank

He blue ankled his friend. He gave him the old blue ankle.

by Madrileno October 10, 2009

hard ankle

otherwise known as a dickhead dude at the club that thinks he's hot shit.

Damn, there's a lot of hard ankles in here and not enough women. Let's roll.

by Tmac May 13, 2005

Stove Pipe Ankles

When the thickness of a person's ankles are the same thickness as thier calves.

It will look like an old stove pipe.

This is very unattractive and wierd looking.

What the hell is wrong with your leg Micheal!!??

Your ankles are the same size as your calves.

Ha Ha

You have stove pipe ankles..!!..

I bet you have to buy XXlarge socks and bell bottom pants.

by dwarren December 21, 2005

ankle biters

people who are bullies rude and who don't really care about you

Why do you care what they think, they are ankle biters and don't really like you.

by not basicx December 9, 2013

ankle dunking

Similiar to ankle dipping, the act of inserting ones foot, into the anus, until only the ankle remains exposed.

The red tide prevented our ankle dipping expedition last weekend, so we went ankle dunking instead.

by Papa Goat January 14, 2008

Ackermann function

In the computational sciences, the Ackermann function (represented as A(m,n) is the simplest example of a total function (a function defined for all possible input values) which is computable but not primitive recursive, which was originally formulated to disprove the once-common belief that every computable function was also primitive recursive, but is now used to generate absurdly large numbers to horrify mathematicians.

Calling the Ackermann function with (4, 4) as its parameters is already too large to calculate for most computers.

xkcd's number calls the Ackermann function with Graham's Number as both of its parameters.

by Ἀπολλύων September 17, 2016