A continuation of the shoulders over the elbows. Similar to "cankles," but on the arm.
This phenomenon occurs when the fatty portion of the shoulder is too much to contain to the upper arm alone, thus it overlaps the elbow and continues on the forearm. It is possible for this to continue all the way to the hand, as with 'cankles.'
The equivalent of tennis elbow, yet from the high intensity game known as beer pong. Victims show signs of swelling in the elbow region, as well as an aching sensation one gets while shooting. While cures are still being researched to fix the problem, players are instructed to play through the pain and continue to enjoy the great game of pong.
The part of the body that is located opposite the elbow at the angle where the radius and ulna bones in the forearm meet the humerus bone in the upper arm.
Often occurs after a guido performs a massive amount of fist pumping for a prolonged period of time. Similar to tennis elbow; just much more jacked and tan. Side-effects of this ailment can include: Elbow soreness, swelling in the elbow, inability to effectively consume jaeger-bombs, and retards a guido's ability to partake in their ritualistic pumping of the fist.
Man 1: Why is that guido pumping his fist so awkwardly?
Man 2: He was at an all night rave and pumped his fist so hard he contracted guido's elbow.
Man 1: Wow that sucks. Fucking guidos...
The rough skin that develops on the left elbow of the right-handed gamer, or right elbow of the left-handed gamer. This rough skin is the result of leaning on one's left elbow whilst computer gaming.
A basketball-related injury to the dominant elbow that occurs immediatelyafter the player tries to showboat by using their non-dominant arm to shoot a free throw. It is done as a default excuse should the player not advance his/her team in the playoffs.
I'm not going to use LeBron's Elbow as an excuse. I bring it up so people will always wonder, but I'm not going to use it as an excuse. I would never do that.