Song Tra Bong

To get absolutely owned. Just like Tim O'Brien's regiment does in the Song Tra Bong. Hence, Song Tra Bong means "getting owned."

Abbreviated form: STB

Jeremy got Song Tra Bonged on the english essay and subsequently cried.

Person #1: How'd the date go man?
Person #2: Duuude.... STB..

by STBed All Night Long May 1, 2009

song and dance

Unecessary complaining or excuses. Long and drawn out in length, with seemingly no end in sight.

"Don't give me a song and dance. Just do the fucking work, and shut the hell up!"

by D. Gould February 23, 2006

Song 2

A song that Oasis doesn't like

Woohoo !

Song 2 - Blur

by cytr0n August 3, 2009

Song stalking

The act of copying a certain contacts song over MSN, (or any other instant messaging service where their music is shown), and basically listening to whatever they listen to.

Used for finding new music, an insight to the contacts music tastes or just to creep the other person out, providing they're smart enough to realise.

Girl) Dude! wtf are you song stalking me? you've been listening to whatever im listening to for the past hour!
Guy) Shut up hoe

by mini_man 543 + slothness23 April 2, 2008

Song For A Raggy boy

A 2003 Irish indie movie starring Aidan Quinn, Iain Glenn, and Marc Warren. It tells the story of St. Jude's a reform school in the 1930's, and William Franklin, a veteran of the Spanish Civil War who comes to teach the boys there.

Many parents don't want their kids to see Song For A Raggy Boy because of a brutal rape scene and child abuse.

by Katya R. March 9, 2009

song slut

Someone, not necessarily female, who seemingly can't listen through a whole song (gets bored easily, fickle) on their playlist - be it an iPod, online music player or CD. Generally very annoying.

My brother called me a song slut because I skipped through a whole CD in five minutes.

by Nickie<3 September 26, 2009

Song Deficient Disorder (SDD)

1. The disorder that causes a constant switching of songs while listening to a song or piece of music.

2. The inability to listen to a song or piece of music all of the way through.

3. The constant urge to change to another song before listening to a current song all the way through.

I could have really enjoyed that song if he hadn't changed it to the next one before it was even half of the way finished. He must have Song Deficient Disorder (SDD).

I hate listening to music with her. Her Song Deficient Disorder (SDD) gets on my nerves!

I think I have Song Deficient Disorder (SDD). I can't listen to a song more than a minute without feeling the urge to change it, even if I love the song.

by twheel September 13, 2010