mountain bartle skeet

A cold, refreshing drink that is commonly referred to as Mountain Dew

Cletus does love himself some of that Mountain Bartle Skeet.

by msvxt November 14, 2017

people mountain people sea

It means there are a lot of people in some place, very crowded. usually describe a big event, a scene.

the word comes from Chinese idiom. it is a Chinese English word. just like "long time no see"

The parade is great, there is people mountain people sea.

by usa601 December 7, 2006

Rocky Mountain Barking Spiders

A "something" on which to blame farts.
Rather than accept blame for farting(noisily), one exclaims that they had witnessed a creature in close proximity by invoking it's name and looking behind.

Interchangeable with local fauna.

FFRRRTTTTT...
"OH! Darn Rocky Mountain Barking Spiders sneaking up on me again."

by Psykram May 12, 2010

Mountain Bartle Skeet

a bottle of delicious mountain dew a word usually rednecks and or car enthusists

hey dale you want a mountain bartle skeet

by guyinthebushes March 8, 2018

Mountain Goat

An expression used by Danes to describe Norwegians.

Check out those mountain goats! They've never been abroad before.

by Unclecrazy January 14, 2022

Fist Mountain

Fist Mountian is a sexual term utilize to identify a certain type of double fist penetration. Fist Mountain can be created by clasping your hands together and intertwining opposing fingers, to make the shape of a "mountain".

Jackie couldn't believe that John expected her to visit Fist Mountain on their first date, although she was happy to ablige him with simple anal sex.

by Dman5000 November 9, 2011

Bullshit Mountain

a.k.a. Fox News, a right-wing propaganda network that gets fact-checked every night by Jon Stewart and his writers at The Daily Show. Broadcasters and pundits on this network tend to think that President Obama is a Socialist who does not care how much debt he unloads on the country while completely ignoring the fact that he inherited the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

When Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, and other pundits at Bullshit Mountain said Mitt Romney's comments disparaging 47 percent of Americans as lazy freeloaders, Jon Stewart reminded us that these people include veterans, the elderly, and the working poor.

by DEA302 December 1, 2013