ferry

(verb) generally to carry something, not necessarily over water.

"Can you ferry the fridge back to my gaff for nothing mate?"

by Billy-Bob McSanchez April 6, 2005

Flurry of Dancing Flames

Axel, from the famous Kingdom Hearts series.
Introduced in kingdom hearts: chain of memories.

A total flaming nympho

Axel, the flurry of dancing flames. What a nice organization 13 nickname!

by HiRegina March 7, 2009

flurry flow

the period in the run up to taking annual leave from work... where you slow down with exhaustion and speed up with excitement at the same time

Q. Are you finishing up your to-do list in time for holidays in a couple of days? A. Yes, I'm getting in a real flurry flow about it

by crowdsourcer July 7, 2009

Ferryhill

A town controlled by the DBA, best sessioners this side of doggy tracks

Ferryhill, the greatest town in all the land

by thesword83 June 13, 2018

Ferry Dick

A person (normally drunk) who throws up on a ferry boat late at night.

I got puke on my shoe by some ferry dick when I was coming home from Put In Bay

by Ohio guy 71 August 30, 2018

Ferryboatakias

A fool that went to a fake date with a Ferry Boat.

He went to a date with a girl that doesn't exist with a Ferry Boat , he is such a ferryboatakias!

by poulotsiknas69 September 3, 2020

Ferry

A ferry is typically a merchant vessel used to carry passengers, and sometimes vehicles that carry cargo (similarly, objects which may weigh up to 10 tons, such as your mom.) A passenger ferry with many stops (your mom's bedroom, kitchen, pool, etc.) is occasionally referred to as a water bus or a water taxi.

"Woah dude! That ferry is so big, it could almost fit your sister inside of it!"

by Callahan Boat December 9, 2020