A Word used to describe a person who constantly goes to drink, smoke, and/or fornicate, etc. in the Sigmund Stern Grove, in San Francisco, CA, more commonly referred to as "The Grove" to local private high-schoolers. This person lives and breathes The Grove.

A cultural and aesthetic mind-state that prioritizes making money, even as an “underground” or “radical” creator. The work isn’t made for money, but it’s the money that matters the most.

noun,

One thousand dollars, from the portrait of Grover Cleveland on the no longer circulated one thousand dollar bill. First used in the 1984 novel Life Its Ownself by Dan Jenkins.

A sweet lovable boy who would do anything for his friends

The lovable, furry, old blue monster from Sesame Street. Usually tries to help Kermit the Frog by demonstrating things or selling products to him. Famous for his Near and Far lectures and his book "The Monster At The End Of This Book"

to not sit behind the person driving a 2 door car; calling "grover" will let you sit behind the passenger and not be confined behind the driver.

A skinny guy with a noticeable Buddha belly;

A male body resembling the fuzzy Sesame Steet character