Barracks Lawyer

A know-it-all recruit in basic military training.

Trainee Adams: "Tsgt. Smith made me do 20 pushups, according to Air Force BMT standard rules and regulations, an MTI is not permitted to make a trainee do more than 15 pushups as punishment."

Trainee McGee: "Dude, stop trying to be a barracks lawyer."

by NIKKINEBULA February 28, 2012

baracked

To be totally screwed. Fucked.

The NY Rangers got baracked by Islanders last night.

by Maverick12345 March 21, 2009

barracks rat

noun; used to describe some one who has no friends, and is foced to spend all they're time in the barracks.

indiv. 1 "why is Wyatt such a barraks rat?"
indiv. 2 " cuz nobody wants to be seen out with his dumb ass."

by living proof December 12, 2003

Barrack Obama

1. A guy who denies frendships when trying to fit into a different click.
2. a chamellion, changing with the surroundings.

Bill just pulled a Barrack Obama. After Joe got fired, Bill told everyone he really didn't like him despite they spent every weekend and holidays together.

by Big-Gar March 4, 2009

Barracking Obama

The practice of heavily criticising and scapegoating the current US president Barry Soetoro as the second-coming-of Christ media bullshit about him evaporates and people realise he is a puppet of Wall Street and the military industrial complex, and a worse sellout than Bush

Where is this change we can believe in? the economy is collapsing and all they offered us was a Negro With Platitudes.

Hey careful, you're really barracking Obama there.

by GreggyTah December 5, 2010

Barracks Rat

Military slang for a soldier who in spite of being sent to a choice duty like Germany (PARTY PALACE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMAND) decides to stay in the barracks wasting valuable youth, life experience and a helluva good time out "on the economy". Usually they are young soldiers who are so far away from home for the first time.

Damn dude, here it is Octoberfest, and Hammond won't leave his room, what a barracks rat.

by ghost3x7 April 22, 2009

Plymouth Barracuda

American muscle car built from 1964-1974. Died due to gas prices, emissions, and insurance companies. During its peak, 1969-1971, it had the option of a 426 Hemi. This option was known as the King Cobra. Today, Cudas run up to 100,000 dollars in value if in proper condition and matching numbers.

The Plymouth Barracuda can be considered on of the greatest American cars ever created.

by GMotors May 30, 2009