nine-eleveny
nine-eleveny by Melinda Howard Flores February 1, 2008
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nine-eleven
(as a verb)
to deliver a severe punitive punishment to someone
Can also be written 9/11 (but not so good).
to deliver a severe punitive punishment to someone
Can also be written 9/11 (but not so good).
nine-eleven by Edna Sweetlove October 1, 2006
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Nine-Eleven by the dark angel January 10, 2005
nine-eleven
A simple phrase connoting the desire or need to depart from the current location; usually followed by a response of "Let's roll." The importance of such an action can be magnified by the individual orating both portions of the clause as in "Nine-Eleven; let's roll."
Approaching time to go to class
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven?"
Gentleman 2: "Let's roll."
-or-
At a horrible party
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven; let's roll."
Gentleman 2: nods in agreement
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven?"
Gentleman 2: "Let's roll."
-or-
At a horrible party
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven; let's roll."
Gentleman 2: nods in agreement
nine-eleven by DocF July 14, 2008
nine-eleven
A simple phrase connoting the desire or need to depart from the current location; usually followed by a response of "Let's roll." The importance of such an action can be magnified by the individual orating both portions of the clause as in "Nine-Eleven; let's roll."
Approaching time to go to class
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven?"
Gentleman 2: "Let's roll."
-or-
At a horrible party
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven; let's roll."
Gentleman 2: nods in agreement
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven?"
Gentleman 2: "Let's roll."
-or-
At a horrible party
Gentleman 1: "Nine-Eleven; let's roll."
Gentleman 2: nods in agreement
nine-eleven by DocF September 13, 2008
nine-eleven
the explosive impact literally of the event on the september 11th 2001.
Also the habit with slang,of bad things meaning good things.
Definition is something amazing,explosive,massive
Also the habit with slang,of bad things meaning good things.
Definition is something amazing,explosive,massive
nine-eleven by bread bag March 30, 2005
Nine-Eleventy
An emergency state of vigilance and preparedness following closely on the heels of a governmental pronouncement of impending national doom, with such pronouncements often coinciding with upcoming elections and/or with recently published polling data reflecting ever-diminishing popularity ratings of the Nine-Eleventy "decider".
"Some critics claim that when the government's in trouble they get all Nine-Eleventy up in this bitch." Jon Stewart (The Daily Show)
Nine-Eleventy by KatieOh! July 5, 2006
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