drinking body mass

drinking five cruisers when big and can handle it because of your "body mass"

whoa pamela drank 24 cruisers and still isnt drunk...man she has a good drinking body mass!

by adrianarosecampilihatespamelalynbarbin November 3, 2007

Drunking

To be drunk and cause shennanigans.

to drunkingly break stuff, cause trouble, and start fights.

by blahblahblah_M October 13, 2010

Drunking

The act of getting drunk.

Drunking is to drinking like classy is to bitch

by 007ain'tgotshitonme November 19, 2010

Dranking

Dranking is the act of planking while consuming a beverage (usually containing alcohol) with a straw.

One would be considered dranking if he/she were lying flat and motionless, face down with arms back and palms up while drinking from a beverage which is being held by another individual or is resting on a surface below the head.

by Original Dranker September 24, 2011

pint drinking ditcher

One whom commits to going to a pint drinking establishment with their friends/team, only to ditch out last minute on not only their friends/teammates, BUT also the pint drinking itself.

Micheal that slut is a pint drinking ditcher; Nathan on the other hand isn't, he came for 1 pint.

by drew September 16, 2007

Sky Docking

A lot like dry docking. After you completely empty the toilet of water commence with some good upper decker action. The lack of water makes it a lot like a dry dock. The fact that it is in the tank making it above the bowl gives it the term "Sky Docking"

My boss wouldn't give me a raised for the sencond time in a row, so i decided to give him unforgettable experience of a good sky docking. It took him forever to figure out where the brown water was coming from. Can you say ready-made gravy?

by Glurtch April 4, 2008

lappish tea-drinking traditions

Used in reference to the vulgar lappish tradition of pouring volatile horse-manure tea down the throats of foreigners, usually resulting in extreme paranoia and occasional outbreaks of dysentery.

It was a terrible affair, they went lappish tea-drinking traditions on the poor guy.

by Henry Egilsson III December 10, 2004