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by James Carpenter March 20, 2003
Bromochlorofluoromethane can take on both R and S configurations, depending upon whether the Bromine, Chlorine, and Flourine increase in atomic number clockwise or counterclockwise around the central carbon; the Hydrogen is at the duckbutt.
by TBS_Amelia February 22, 2008
Nickname given to the Grumman HU-16 Albatross, an amphibious aircraft used for transportation and antisubmarine duties from the late 1940s to the ealry 1970s. Now used by resorts in the Carribeian and the South Pacific as short range island-hopping airliners.
by JonathanChance September 29, 2003
duckbuter is an unpleasant accumulation of nut sweat, dirt, grime, and exfoliated nutsack, often experienced or produced by hours of rigorous physical activity or an extended amount of time spent sitting inside a hot vehicle. Word origionated from an un-named military individual at Damneck, VA, in the year of 2001.
"Man! That cross-country drive gave me a mean case 'o the duckbutter!"
"Man! I've accumulated enough duckbutter to garnish a bagel!"
"Man! I've accumulated enough duckbutter to garnish a bagel!"
by DesertRam800 January 04, 2008
The cumulative collection of body sweat, crotch sweat (including vajelly and smegma), ejaculate, anal seepage, and lastly, saliva, which occurs on the surface underneath a sexual encounter.
May also be found in the underwear after sexual encounter.
May also be found in the underwear after sexual encounter.
For the love of Christ Pamela, I'm not sleeping on the duckbutter spot! It smells like a poop infested basketball court next to a fish market!
by Letrontelliusante' May 19, 2008
Rescue Aircraft sent ahead of single-engine jet fighters being delivered over ocean regions. The "Duckbutt" orbits along critical route segments, such as those for air refueling, and aids in rescuing flight crews, should a fighter need to ditch.
Movements of single engine fighters take place during repositioning to military exercise locations overseas, or the delivery of these planes from their overseas bases to repair depots. Bases on the Islands of Hawaii, Guam, and Okinawa are staffed with USAF Aircraft Delivery personnel. It is their job to coordinate with each agency which will service, repair, control, or Air Refuel the aircraft, making sure all of these operations run smoothly. One aspect of these efforts entails launching a "Duckbutt" aircraft (Usually an HC-130 "Hercules" four-engine turboprop) to provide rescue services for the crews if they ditch the plane.
by David L. Baker March 05, 2008