back burner

1) Custom of placing pots not requiring immediate attention toward the rear of the stove 2) A condition of low priority or temporary deferment 3) Where one resides when they are hearing bs in hopes of maintaining the status quo of a "relationship" that serves to keep the fires lit for the IO part of the equation

It's so sad how Sal doesn't realize shes placed on the back burner. Hal has no intention of making her his one and only.

by Shyantha January 1, 2007

Diesel Burner

A very large, over-weight woman. Compared to vehicles, in which she is so big, it would take a diesel engine to run.

Tom- Hey, you see that chick? she was at least 350 pounds!

Luke- Ya man, shes definately a diesel burner!

by TALLI69 July 21, 2009

on the back burner

Postponed or deferred, as in a low-priority task.

It wasn't April 15th yet so I put the taxes on the back burner.

by The Aloha Overlord March 22, 2014

Silicon Burner

Any software application, most commonly a video game, that tends to overwork the CPU and other resources, very often leading to a freeze.

Hey I can't run GT4, it's a real silicon burner

by killerdove June 16, 2011

back burner

When something is put aside for more important things.

We can't go on that vacation boo, we can't afford it. We'll just put it on the back burner for now.

by Dialect of Mecca August 23, 2004

burners

pay-as-you-go cell phones; a disposable phone.

Yo, I got a new burner when I went to the sto' to get some Nehi grape.

by StringerBell October 19, 2004

rice burner

1.The ability to "trick out" your moms civic with high end parts from the automotive section in your local SUPERwal-mart. (watch out for those falling prices!)

2.Any low end "import" with a foldgers coffee can for a muffler...(the best part of waking up...is foldgers in your cup!)

3.Usually your average 4 cylinder, front wheel drive car with a park bench for a "spoiler"

(i.e. "racing in a rice burner is like racing in the special olympics...even if you win, you're still retarded!")

by bdiddy2k3 November 30, 2003