A scotish nickname given to those who often get into fightrs and more importantly win./ A Scotish slag word for beating somebody up.

tober is the tenth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian Calendars and the sixth of seven months to have a length of 31 days. tober has grow a popularity due to the number of people missing out on tembers renowned “fun month”, some call tober 'the make up for it month', Greenday seemed to have missed out and even wrote a song after it: “Wake Me Up When tember Ends” it is also the eighth month in the old Roman calendar, ober retained its name (from the Latin ôctō meaning "eight") Along with some of the greatest being born in the month i.e Risko The Great and also among the Anglo-Saxons, it was known as Ƿinterfylleþ, because at this full moon (fylleþ) winter was supposed to begin.

Derogatory term for the male genitalia, with special reference to that which resembles a sweet potato of sorts.

Not being sober but not yet tipsy

An overused saying which is supposed to mean "totally sober", although when said this way, it is meant to give people the impression that you are not only drunk (that's why you're slurring your words), but also witty enough to use such clever irony even in your inebriated state. This saying, however, generally misses its mark and instead sounds similar to "I SUCK!" to most people.

Event (noun): A month-long event in which an individual attempts to cockblock another individual as frequently as possible

Game (noun): A month-long competition in which single males compete to prevent their opponent's from getting laid. Score is kept as follows - One to three points per cockblock (points awarded based on originality and inventiveness), one to three points per getting laid (points awarded based on attractiveness of the slampiece). Most points at the end of the month wins.

An honest game in which even ugly guys can win

tober dorsten is next up and is going to take your girl