When a young lass positions herself in the middle/center of 8 young (preferably) lads who are "sporting wood". In either a firing squad or simultaneous order, the lass will receive copious amounts of "baby batter".
After the transfer of goods, the young lady (hoping not to be sniped), will forever have earned the title of "OCTAGON GIRL".
After the transfer of goods, the young lady (hoping not to be sniped), will forever have earned the title of "OCTAGON GIRL".
Member of 8 man rowing team: "I shot the first salvo in Lurleen's octagon".
Concerned boyfriend: "I'm going away for the weekend; I hope that Sally does not get caught in the crossfire of the octagon."
Concerned boyfriend: "I'm going away for the weekend; I hope that Sally does not get caught in the crossfire of the octagon."
by Jimbo S March 03, 2007
Once fighters enter the octagon, there is no getting out. Unless, you jump over the fence like a little bitch.
by Justin R. June 04, 2005
by hot pink rubber duckie March 03, 2008
by Doctor of words December 26, 2009
by Wordman999 March 03, 2008
What you say when somebody is coming too close or annoying you and you want them to go away. It is the shape of a stop sign and it tells people to stop. Formed by putting arms above head and joining hands.
verb form: to perform this action on somebody
verb form: to perform this action on somebody
sleazy old man at club: hey baby, how you doing?
girl (with arms raised above head): STOP! I'm an octagon!
sleazy old man at club: what the hell?
girl: didn't you ever take driver's ed? you STOP at the octagons!
Verb: "I octagoned the asshole across the hall who was trying to get into my pants"
girl (with arms raised above head): STOP! I'm an octagon!
sleazy old man at club: what the hell?
girl: didn't you ever take driver's ed? you STOP at the octagons!
Verb: "I octagoned the asshole across the hall who was trying to get into my pants"
by stinkylia December 31, 2005
What you say when somebody is coming too close or annoying you and you want them to go away. It is the shape of a stop sign and it tells people to stop. Formed by putting arms above head and joining hands.
verb form: to perform this action on somebody
verb form: to perform this action on somebody
sleazy old man at club: hey baby, how you doing?
girl (with arms raised above head): STOP! I'm an octagon!
sleazy old man at club: what the hell?
girl: didn't you ever take driver's ed? you STOP at the octagons!
Verb: "I octagoned the asshole across the hall who was trying to get into my pants"
girl (with arms raised above head): STOP! I'm an octagon!
sleazy old man at club: what the hell?
girl: didn't you ever take driver's ed? you STOP at the octagons!
Verb: "I octagoned the asshole across the hall who was trying to get into my pants"
by stinkylia December 21, 2005