Floopy

Not quite right. This word can be used when describing how you are feeling or when something you are doing is not going quite to plan.

Today i am feeling a little bit floopy.

by Serena02 September 28, 2012

Flippity Floppity Floop

a house. used by african americans

"C'ma niggah, lets bounce out to my Flippity Floppity Floop ya her?"

by LaMbDa April 12, 2005

flood

(v.) to fill an entire bar, form, or part with kick drum, played rapidly and without variation.

Power Metal as a genre often uses songs entirely composed of flooding.

While flooding can be interesting when used in moderation, it is often relied upon by less skilled drummers to make their playing sound either heavier or faster.

Zack - I think we might need to fire Kevin. We write really great parts, but he has a propensity to just flood through them all.

Marty - You should have figured, I mean your drummer is just an orangutan you stole from the zoo and taught to play drums.

Zack - Where else would we find a drummer that looks like Animal from the Muppets?

by malarky2020 December 17, 2009

cum guzzling floosy

a girl who can suck two cocks at once while smoking a cigarette

after a few drinks she turns into a cum guzzling floosy

by Pubesfish March 11, 2004

floor

The place where call center agents work. Usually the largest part of the call center, composed of sprawling rows and columns of cubicles that stretch so far that you can see the curve or the horizon before the back wall.

Mike went out onto the floor after a week of training.

by Spirit Bear October 28, 2004

to lay a floor pizza

To vomit, to throw up, so that your chili beans and paprika and beer form a nice, pizza-like shape on the floor in front of you.

Tony laid a few floor pizzas last night after he went to the club.

by Mennoowh November 30, 2004

floozie in the jacuzzi

Sculpture of Anna Livia formerly located midway up O'Connell Street, Dublin, Ireland, consisting of a very long, flowing, stylised female figure in a fountain (Anna Livia being a personification of the River Liffey and by association the city of Dublin). Removed to make way for the O'Connell Street Spike, better known as the Stiletto in the Ghetto, in the year 2002.

We all miss the floozie in the jacuzzi.

by Fearman December 10, 2007