Slang term used by American forces in the horn of Africa to describe the African soldiers who are much thinner than Americans.
by quick_flex October 28, 2007
whether people like it or not, some people are NATURALLY skinny! yes, it is true. and also, just because skinniness comes naturally to some people, NOT ALL of us are cocky about it. its bigger people letting their jealousy get the better of them. just because you have more meat on your bones, it doesn't make you any better than people who aren't as meaty. its about time people stopped spitting thair dummy out and acting like kids in a tantrum when they see someone thinner than they are.
jealous overweight girl- "i hate that there are people in this world thinner than me :( its NOT FAIR!! it makes me feel fat, so instead of us dieting, skinny people should beef up!" um... yeah
by Kels.......* September 27, 2007
A United States Marine Corps term for information.
During world war two until the late 1960's, military orders in the Marine Corps were copied on paper that resembled the skin of an onion. It was extremly thin and fragile, and translucent in appearance.
During world war two until the late 1960's, military orders in the Marine Corps were copied on paper that resembled the skin of an onion. It was extremly thin and fragile, and translucent in appearance.
by superyouper October 31, 2005
U.S. Marine Corps and Navy term for information. It is an old term dating back to pre WW-ll. It derives it's name from the onion skin type paper that the military would copy their orders on. It was almost translucent and looked and felt very much like onion skin.
by superyouper January 30, 2006
The common word for skinny jeans! Usually what emos/punks/scenes/indies use when referinng to the skinny jeans!
by indiechick August 27, 2007
The incredibly tight jean those "trendy" kids wear in a whole assortment of different colors, most notably purple.
by Stauder May 8, 2009