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Big Tickle 

A large sandwich that can be constructed at most all-night diners. It consists of bacon, porkroll, two sausage links, and over easy eggs which are then put between two large Belgian waffle halves.
1.
"Hey, did Bob manage to finish the big tickle at the diner last night? You guys were there till like 4 a.m."

"Nah man, he wussed out, said he was too tired from bridge jumping at the trestle, and feigned a food baby. Too bad tubber wasn't there to show him how to be a man."

2.
"Did you finish the big tickle?"

"Hell yeah! Just call me the Waffle Stomper!"
Big Tickle by LostBoy289 July 23, 2009
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Big tickle 

50's slang for something particularly funny or amusing.
Joanne: Davie and I were parked up at Lovers' Point in the backseat of his bent eight last Thursd'y night when he unzipped his fly and rolled out what looked like a stack of quarters! Golly gosh, I didn't stop laughing till he dropped me off at my folks' place!

Margerie: Wow, sounds like a real big tickle!
Big tickle by Gossip Who? September 14, 2009

big ticket 

describes something of high monetary value, importance, and/or power depending on the context.
1: I heard you recently landed one of those big ticket jobs at your company.

2: You're lucky I made that big ticket move in the game the other day, we would have lost the match otherwise.
big ticket by 0rang3 September 16, 2007

The Big Ticket 

Nick-name for Kevin Garnet

See Also: MVP
The Big Ticket is on fire it's no wonder why he's the MVP
The Big Ticket by Jesus Pimp October 28, 2004

Big Ticket 

Having a good time, or getting crunked.
I'm going to get big ticket with it this Friday night!
Big Ticket by Jason December 17, 2004

Buy a One Way Ticket To the Big Adios. 

Suicide.

The act of taking one's own life.

To voluntarily leave this world for the next one.
Any entity that has caused its' own downfall by continued aberrant behavior.
1. Its' too bad about Jimmy. He'd been depressed a long time. No surprise he decided to Buy a Ticket To the Big Adios.

2. Hey, man, there's got to be another way besides Buying a One way Ticket To the Big Adios.

3. He made her so crazy she was going to Buy a One Way Ticket To the Bid Adios.

4. The tree huggers have a point. If this planet doesn't shape up we're Buying a One way Ticket To the Big Adios.

5. The feds should never have bailed out those banks. Its' their own fault they decided to Buy a One Way Ticket To the Big Adios.

6. I feel bad for those Marines in Afghanistan. Every time they leave the base its' a One Way Ticket To the Big Adios.

BigTicket 

A nickname often given to one of conservative nature. This person must be stubborn, conceited beyond belief, painfully narrow minded, and delusional. Some activities that this person partakes in are: over exaggerating drunkenness, cheating on gentlemens bets, and jerking off to Sarah Palin. Also, this person is extremely nerdy but does not seem to realize this and goes about their days falsely believing that they are cool.
M: Who's that d-bag who looks drunk even though he only had one beer?
J: Oh it must be BigTicket!

BigTicket: I am not a nerd.
Elizabeth: Dude, you have a mug that says "I love computers" and are a know it all. You are a total nerd.
BigTicket: Elizabeth you are such an education major to think that you are correct.
BigTicket by Small Ticket December 6, 2010
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