The Sheening

Going bat-shit crazy over a period of time.

Guy 1;
It has finally come to the point where Charlie Sheen, after being cramped up in a cabin, goes after his wife with an ax, breaking down the door with "Heress Johnny!"

Guy 2; I love that movie! It's called The Sheening, right?

by Sarahbeanie April 21, 2011

Sheening

Fucking up while drunk, stoned or otherwise out of control due to intoxicants, uppers, downers or whatever'rs.

Dude, I really going for it tonight. If I start sheening please drag me out before I get my ass kicked or busted.

by Dan Quan March 23, 2011

steveing

to sweat heavily

gordon: man it was an intense game, i was so nervous!

justin: yeh i thought i smelled you steveing! you have steve stains under your armpits too!

by gettingsilly09 October 18, 2008

steering wedgie

When you pull up someone's undies so far that you get them up on their toes so that you can steer them around.

I gave Bruce a steering wedgie and walked him across the room.

by DW Dawg April 10, 2009

Charlie Sheening

To go to an event after having consumed large amounts of alcohol and/or drugs

Trey Parker: We were lie "oh lets not do this" but then we decided to Charlie Sheen it and we were fine.
Matt Stone: we were just sheening our heads off!
David Letterman: They were both Charlie Sheening pretty hard.

by girl193093 March 15, 2011

Charlie Sheening

Duh! Winning!

Good to see those guys Charlie Sheening it this season!
Duh! Winning!

by knotzen April 7, 2011

rack and pinion steering

The steering method for most, if not all cars. The steering wheel stretches out, and on the end is a cogwheel. This cogwheel connects to the rear of the two struts of the front axel. When the steering is turned left, the cogwheel pushes the rack on the rear axel right. This means that the end of the left front wheel towards the back is pulled inwards, while the front part is on the opposite side of a fulcrum, and is pushed outwards. The opposite happens to the front right, so the wheels turn left at the same time.

I doubt anyone will understand my definition of rack and pinion steering, so I'll make it quick


Rack- on the front axel
Pinion-On the end of the steering wheel.

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 28, 2004