A Native American or Aboriginal person who, although looks Native on the outside, is considered a white person on the inside. Red on the outside, white on the inside. Can be used in a number of contexts:

1. It is sometimes used to express insecure envy towards anyone in a Native community who attains any measure of success.

2. It sometimes means the person is ashamed of being Native, lacks involvement with the community, or has lost touch with the culture.

3. It is also sometimes used to express contempt towards somebody who is perceived as selling out. e.g. Would help non-Native business screw over Native people if there was enough money involved.

A term used to reference cannabis/marijuana/weed.

The made up cigarette brand in Tarantino's movies.
Four Rooms, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill: Volume 1 and in Deathproof.

Happens when a female yells out she's on her period while receiving oral sex from a man. Once the man's head pops up in surprise, the female then punches, knees, or kicks the man in the adams apple.

Marlboro regular cigarettes popular with cowboys and carpenters

A very confusing situation, event, or state of being. Pronounced (Reh- dap- ulled).

A weakness or flaw in any person (e.g in a snow white) causing the individual to be vulnerable or destroyed to any extent. The term derives from the red apple which poisoned Snow White in the tale 'Snow white and the Seven Dwarfs'. Someone or something that causes this flaw is termed a wicked witch and someone or something that removes the flaw is termed a prince charming.