Blowing Chunks

a slightly crude code word meaning " i have something private to tell you at a later moment", often used when an undesireable person breaks into your conversation

Alice: so you'll never guess what Jack did yesterday at the park.

Matt: spill.

* Jack enters the room *

Alice: Blowing Chunks

by Alice Malice Murder October 11, 2008

boringly

The act of something be done in a boring way.

He died very slowly and boringly

by Eric May 13, 2005

bloing

Fake bling, purchased at the mini-mart.

"I think the ice on that bloing is startin' to melt!"

by Supersatisfier August 26, 2006

blowing a cop

The act of blowing smoke at a cop that is talking to someone they have pulled over as you drive past them.

-blowing a cop-
tom: dude i blew a cop last night and he didn't know what hit him.

by baconator7 June 30, 2010

blowing Buicks

Projectile vomiting with contents too large to be considered chunks.

We were in such a hurry to get to the party, we wolfed down our food with little chewing involved. I figured she'd be soon be blowing chunks, but I had no idea she'd start blowing Buicks.

by andypasto November 1, 2010

Blowing SuperChunks

Vomiting up something that looks like dog food.

Kind of like being sick normally, but when examined it's full of meaty chunks. And probably marrowbone jelly.

Named after the eponymous dogfood brand.

Jeez, Dude, I don't know what I ate last night but I was blowing SuperChunks until the early hours!

by King Drax November 26, 2010

boringatics (n., adj., interj.)

This designates either a subject at school/university, which studies some phenomenon that no one is ever curious about, or a topic of conversation that is absolutely stultifying (boring beyond one's ability to cope).

Formation:
"boring" (Eng. adj.) + "-atics" (Gr. suffix, meaning "the science of")
Etymology:
Created on the spur of the moment by etymology-savvy internauts
Semantically related to:
Umberto Eco's "tetrapiloctomia" - the (intellectual) activity of splitting hairs
Lexically related to:
pragmatics

boringatics (n., adj., interj.)

Anon. student about his professor: He's teaching Boringatics (n.).

Anon. student: I've got to study for my boringatics exam (adj.).

Anon: I am reading Lucretius' poem, De Rerum Natura.
Anon's friend: Boringatics! (interj.)

by elle.ninho March 14, 2011