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crabalocker
The word is from the beatles song "I am the walrus". It doesn't have any meaning, it was written as jibberish to try to confuse the speculative fans who always found "hidden meanings" in the beatles songs and album covers......because people are STUPID.
"...crabalocker fishwife pornographic priestess, boy you've been a naughty girl, you let your knickers down. Iam the eggman. They are the eggmen. I am the walrus. Koo Koo Ka Choo"
crabalocker by Crab October 13, 2003
Related Words
crablock • crabalocker • craplock • crabblock • Crabrock • crab-cock • Car-Blocked • crap locker • CR Block Boys
crabalocker
This has occupied Beatles fans and pop culture junkies for a long time. In fact the correct term is Crabber Logger and it was a large civil engineering machine which went out of control in an episode of Thunderbirds called Paths Of Destruction. it was first broadcast on 9th October 1966 (Lennon's 26th birthday) and repeated several times thereafter.
crabalocker by BorisThe Moth November 7, 2012
Crabrock
Noun.
A wild and unruly person. Highly disheveled and unorganized. Acts crazy and spontaneous.
Also having no concern for personal hygenie or shaving.
A wild and unruly person. Highly disheveled and unorganized. Acts crazy and spontaneous.
Also having no concern for personal hygenie or shaving.
Crabrock by Roy Fenton October 12, 2006
Crabalocker
The adjective used in the Beatles song I Am The Walrus, describing a fishwife that is very short, fat, and covered with warts.
My math teacher was quite crabalocker.
Crabalocker by Elsetserrillo April 4, 2009
crabalocker
a dude who lurks on forums, leaping out with witty retorts and posts so well timed that any unsuspecting member is instantly owned.
crabalocker by Geoff October 12, 2003
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