A serious aurally transmuted disease that comes as a result of listening to Lil' Wayne's music. Symptoms include rapping, growing dreads, and tattoos spontaneously appearing on your body. One infected with Da Wayne may also vein using a grill.
Tramyice: Man dawg, my girl gave me a bad case of Da Wayne last night!
Tyrone: Aw, shit man, you should get that checked out, I see the dreads growing,
Tyrone: Aw, shit man, you should get that checked out, I see the dreads growing,
by pimpinainteasy123 December 03, 2011
Das Boot best kicker of all time give me a yard line DAS BOOT can kick a field goal from there. His right leg is so much bigger than his left from kicking.
The 74 yard field goal from Michael Tarbutt is up and it is good.
Did you see the size of Das Boot's right leg??? Its huge!
He just Das Booted it. (Touchback)
Did you see the size of Das Boot's right leg??? Its huge!
He just Das Booted it. (Touchback)
by Joes Blows November 03, 2013
Vinci is a town in Tuscany, Italy, and the birthplace of the famous artist Leonardo da Vinci.
It is commonly thought of and used as Leonardo da Vinci's last name. However, Leonardo did not have a last name (as people didn't in those times) and it was simply used as a way of identifying the region where Leonardo came from to distinguish him from other Leonardos.
Knowledgeable/credible historians always refer to the artist as simply "Leonardo" or "Leonardo da Vinci" but never "Da Vinci".
It is commonly thought of and used as Leonardo da Vinci's last name. However, Leonardo did not have a last name (as people didn't in those times) and it was simply used as a way of identifying the region where Leonardo came from to distinguish him from other Leonardos.
Knowledgeable/credible historians always refer to the artist as simply "Leonardo" or "Leonardo da Vinci" but never "Da Vinci".
Dan Brown, the author of "The Da Vinci Code", displays his ignorance by using the term "Da Vinci" in his book to refer to the famous artist, Leonardo da Vinci, as though it was his name.
by looseSpark May 29, 2006
by TheShiznit March 28, 2003
A play on the similarity of the phrase 'the boot' and the title of an acclaimed movie about a WWII submarine ("Das Boot" or "The Boat" in english). Used in the same way, as in get the boot or as in the Denver boot. Sometimes combined with check your oil for extra comic effect.
Dude, I got so hammered last night that the bar gave me Das Boot!
I came back from the bar and found Das Boot on my car.
You: Have you seen Das Boot?
Them: No.
You: Leave me alone or (lifting your leg to show your shoe) I'll check your oil with it.
I came back from the bar and found Das Boot on my car.
You: Have you seen Das Boot?
Them: No.
You: Leave me alone or (lifting your leg to show your shoe) I'll check your oil with it.
by Oz in ATL June 23, 2007
A phrase used as slang for "the thing". It was originaly created in Eastbourne. It is used when somthing is really good... or "da ting"
by struders February 11, 2011
A bevarage drunk by the King of Town.
It makes its first appearance in The Strong Bad E-Mail "The Bet".
It is also for automotive use only.
It makes its first appearance in The Strong Bad E-Mail "The Bet".
It is also for automotive use only.
Butter-da?Isn't that for automotive use only?
by Jonjo December 16, 2004