Mighty Bow River Hawaiian Sandwich 

noun.

pronunciation varies with dialect, enough by region to be mistaken for other sandwich legends.

Named after the pathetic Bow River that flows through Calgary, and the very unfortunate name slur used by stranded and bitter BC people, to describe the First Nations people who live on the paths near that river.

Features pineapples. Very famous in some circles.

Reportedly tastey and unhealthy.

Some Dude: "Have you ever heard of the Mighty Bow River Hawaiian Sandwich?"

Some other Dude: "No."

Original Dude: "You USELESS. Fucking shitbag."

Mighty Bow River Hawaiian Sandwich by Looger November 21, 2009

Row Sham Bow 

1) To totally flip out on somebody in a cool way. Sometimes accompanied by a Shilelah

OMG, Jon just ROW SHAM BOW'd that kid with his SHILELAH

Row Sham Bow by Jon August 18, 2004

icky icky icky boom bow surprise 

James' favorite thing to say.

icky icky icky boom bow surprise!!!!

icky icky icky boom bow surprise by I LOVE CORONA!!! :D April 19, 2004

Bro bow 

When your brother is stupid this is what you call him.

bro bow is so so stupid his a fuckin retard!!

Bro bow by monicaZ April 11, 2008

Womens Bow Tie 

A silk bow tie worn by female business professionals. Currently in style 2008. Toronto women are know for this bow tie

Kara split some mojito on her new silk womens bow tie

Womens Bow Tie by Dave Mr Lame August 5, 2008

brown bow-tie 

While crouched over your partner and receiving a hummer you defecate on your partner's neck, hence a brown bow-tie. Note that the person delivering the brown bow-tie must be facing his partner's head, lest he deliver a brown sombrero.

"While Sarah was giving me a hummer last night, those refried beans kicked in and I couldn't help but give her a brown bow-tie!"

brown bow-tie by TheSinkingSpell June 30, 2009

Cell-bow 

a pain felt in the elbow during extremely long conversations while using a cell phone. Pain can alternate between elbows as you switch from one hand to the other.

"Gotta go man. My Cell-bow is acting up again. Call you back in a few hours"

Cell-bow by Sir Gregory Peppercorn January 23, 2010