Phisolophical

To be Phisolophical, is to be inebriated to the point that philosophizing really isn't working out too well.

"We're Phisolophical drunk already!"

by Attack of the Llama April 14, 2009

phishwa

please leave now, we are done here - BUT with the most polite intent.

It is the same as saying, I would love to take the time to explain further, or at least make up a good reason why you should now leave, but I am too busy to do either, please let me do my work.

When someone is in your office and you answered their question, but they are still there and you need to get work done, simply say "phishwa". You can also give them an upside wave as if scooting them along. Works well with kids too.

by BobB37 April 28, 2010

phish

a band that produces music that causes no anger like bullshit rap and stupid radio rock.

boy man that phish sure makes good music

by Fee August 27, 2003

girl-phishing

term used when girls/women fish for compliments without outright coming out and saying it.

"Hi babe, look at these new pants I just bought."
"I think I am going to go on a little diet".

"Boy, last night, she was girl-phishing hard!"

by ruggerashes May 30, 2006

phishing

collecting logos and graphics from a genuine source (e.g. Citibank) and making fraudulent e-mails out of them, to obtain data about a person

"...we will terminate your checking account, unless you can answer these few simple questions in our survey"

by Container August 24, 2003

PHISH

A soon to be defunked Jam band. Never forgotten. RIP PHISH

PHISH is PHISH PHOOD for the EARS!

by mark May 27, 2004

Phish

American jam band formed in Burlington, VT in 1983. Members in clute Trey Anastasio (vocals, guitar), Mike Gordon (bass), Page McConnell (keys) and Jon Fishman (bass). They were active until 2004, except for a 2-year hiatus between 2000 and 2002.

Known for their improvisational skills, extended live shows and dedicated fan base (see Phisheads), Phish were at the forefront of the jam band revival of the early 1990s that also spawned Blues Traveler, the Spin Doctors and Widespread Panic.

When it comes to post-Grateful Dead improvisation-based rock bands, non can hold a candle to Phish.

by Derek G. December 9, 2008