rock feeder

kids in high school that have teeth that look as though they have been feeding on limestone for all meals

itamar was definatly chewing rocks

by oren November 6, 2004

feed the devil

the act of taking a crap.

excuse me guys but holy of unholy its time to fill the bowl and feed the devil.

by Bob Oso April 8, 2006

feed

1.to do well at something
2.to do bad at something
3.to move around

1.i just fed that test
2.i just got fed by that test
3.im gonna feed over to the bar tonight

by shawn_harris43 October 16, 2006

feeding the fish

1)What Mr. Rogers did every show.

2)Cumming underwater.

Look at Fred Rogers feeding those fish. Kids, get out of the pool !

by aereilly July 30, 2003

Chicken-feed

Chicken-feed is when a male (mostly a drug dealer) who wants to have sex with a woman, mostly some type of a ho, keeps a little bit of his stash or a small amount of other types of different drugs to the side and brings out with him, to give her some of the drugs for free, in exchange for sex, even if he doesn't do any.

Yo, all I gotta do is give that bitch is some chicken-feed and I can fuck that ho all night!

by Bon Bon Girl September 13, 2015

u're feeded

Another word for "you're high.

A:u're feeded....
B:Yup, how did you know.

by Iwamamamoto March 4, 2009

This is what happens when you feed a goat scrambled eggs.

This phrase is used to explain mayhem, anarchy, rage, panic, disorder or all hell braking loose, which appears to occur for no apparent reason.

It can also be used by a person addressing someone who has caused them displeasure, usually followed up by some act of revenge or simply said in anger.

When addressing someone who has offended you "This is what happens when you feed a goat scrambled eggs.”...the protagonist would threaten, physically attack, follow up with an insult, or taking revenge like keying their foes car

Upon observing a riot, or extreme busyness such as the work place or rush hour. " Sigh This is what happens when you feed a goat scrambled eggs”

In a fit of anger.

If something large or valuable like a building is destroyed.

When you don’t know what everybody else is panicing about.

by Spencer 1986 January 14, 2009