Rabby Power

higharchy of amphibians in prairies or other grasslands . Has own kingdom and symbol.

The rabby power of frogs were attacking the ferrets in the prairie.

by Lalalelelu March 24, 2009

Cunt powder

A special white powdery substance that major skanks use on their hairy snatch in order to somewhat control the aggressive spread of crabs.

Example:Cindy was licking Lisa's snatch and commented, "Hey, you don't have too many crabs in your bush today baby" to which Lisa replies, "Shit bitch, I guess that new cunt powder I bought is starting to work"

Example2:
Cindy found a jar of extra strength cunt powder in her emo girlfriend's medicine cabinet. She asked her butch lez partner, "Why do you have extra strength cunt powder in your cabinet...you don't have that many crabs...?".

Her girlfriend smiled and said..."No, I don't...thanks to Furfag brand extra strength cunt powder, I hardly have any crabs at all."

by Kronen V May 6, 2010

Illinois Power Outage

knock 'er out,
bang 'er

Luke: yea I gave her the Meat Hammer last night.
Ian: how'd u do that
Luke: Illinois Power Outage

by limdim November 17, 2011

Full Burhurmph Power

Utilizing maximum strength. "Burhurmph" is onomatopoetic, representing the strained grunting sound one would make while utilizing his or her maximum strength in lifting, moving, defecating, etc. Warning: overuse of full burhurmph power can result in a hernia.

"Damn, this dresser is heavy. It won't budge! Looks like I'm gonna have to use Full Burhurmph Power. Here I go...burHURRRRRRRRRRMPH!

by Bob and Mike September 24, 2008

knowledge is power

Knowledge makes it possible for one to act

"Knowledge is power and enthusiasm pulls the switch.”

Steve Droke

by coolsai April 28, 2014

Power Point Coma

Brain has gone into deep sleep or faraway places during a lengthy PP presentation.

Dude, did you like my speech on dinosaurs?" "Sorry, man, after 58 slides I fell into a Power Point Coma.

by BountifulGirl November 17, 2010

power outage banter

Unusual conversation with family, friends or neighbors after loss of electricity following a big storm or natural disaster. Starts innocuously then devolves into random talk driven by nerves.

After the lights went out, I spoke with neighbors I never even met. The power outage banter started with what happened, then ended-up with weird and unrelated topics. Now we just smile a little when we see each other.

by yes juanito yes October 28, 2014