apostrophically challenged

The inability to make proper use of the apostrophe, indicating either possession or contraction.

Its' maddening when apostrophically challenged office simp's cant determine when to insert an apostrophe correctly. It really fry's my ass!!!

by Toomerro February 23, 2009

PRUNE JUICE CHALLENGE

When you are bored on a road trip with a group of people, and you drink a large amount of prune juice. Long story short, whoever has to make a bowel movement the first, looses.. no dual action cleanse required!

the key to cheating is to eat a bunch of bread before ingesting said laxative liquid beverage.

Your on the road and one person says "Hey guys, lets take the prune juice challenge!" ..

by TyBong - Anoka, MN March 27, 2009

Vertically Challenged

1. A Club... A Family... A Way of Life... PERIOD.

2. International Custom car and Minitruck club founded by John "The Godfather" Salas, and Mike "OG DOUGHBOY" Panova in 1998, based in Houston Texas.

Vertically Challenged is the hardest partying MINITRUCK club on the planet!

by WHATABURGER(VC) April 16, 2009

rimjob challenge

To complete this challenge you must receive a rimjob, then give a rimjob, and then finally convince a girl to give another girl a rimjob. This can be completed in any order.

"Oh heard that guy completed the rimjob challenge"

"Damn! wish i was him..."

by gigantor123 December 18, 2010

chamber

1) A compartment of other empty room or area inside a building
2) a bedroom
3) the part of the gun that the bullet is loaded in
4) a basic move in martial arts prior to a kick where the leg is raised but the knee remains bent all the way

This chamber is our dining room.
I want to see you in my chambers.
Put the bullet in the chamber to arm it.

by Eridani February 11, 2006

Electroencephalographically-Challenged

Dead, not alive, corpse, un-living.

person 1: Omg! he's Electroencephalographically-Challenged!
person 2: what?
Person 1: he's dead dumbass.

by the doopstuf/arf experience December 4, 2007

Pronoun Challenged

Consistently uses the wrong gender pronoun for the thing being described.

calling a man she, calling a woman he.

Sally called. He wants his sewing kit back.

That's my boy, She'll play pro ball some day.

Oh, a baby boy, What's her name? Sorry, I'm pronoun challenged.

by stargeneral61 April 24, 2010