Brown Eyed Girl's definitions

FFB

An acronym for Frum from birth. People who are from religious and observant families.

She's a FFB. I don't think she would date an OTD guy like you.

by Brown Eyed Girl June 16, 2005

MO - Girl

A Modern Orthodox (Jewish) girl.
Similar to an O - girl, but wears pants or short sleeves.

Jon: I thought Tova was an O - girl, so how come she's wearing pants?
Randy: Tova is a MO - girl, they wear pants.

by Brown Eyed Girl May 28, 2005

moresome

Sex between a guy, and four (or more girls) girls. Or a girl and four (or more) guys.

Not an considered an orgy, because an orgy is equal or almost an equal amount of people of the opposite sexes. Or more then four people of the same sex.

Doug: My friend just called me, and apparently he had a moresome last night.
Tova: And you believe him?
Doug: Well, I normally wouldn't, but one of the girls involved called me to tell me about it too.

by Brown eyed Girl June 24, 2005

gadzoobied

Really cracked. Under the influence of substances such as drugs and/or alcohol.

Tova: How was the party?
Steiner: Oh man! I got so gadzoobied!
Tova: Sounds like you had fun!

by Brown Eyed Girl July 30, 2005

kiddush

1) A small party after Jewish prayers that includes saying a small prayer over wine (or grape juice).

Dani: Are you going to the kiddush after the bris?
Tova: No, I can't. I have to go to work.

by Brown Eyed Girl June 13, 2005

Green Flagged

A single person; On the dating market.

Tova: That guy is really hot.
Eliana: I believe he's green flagged.
Tova: Nice!

by Brown Eyed Girl June 4, 2005

bchsjs

The Bergen County High School for Jewish Studies. A supplementary regional Hebrew high school for students in grades 8-12. In addition to the weekly Sunday classes, the school also privides a variety of trips and weekend retreats (shabbatons)throughout the school year and a trip to Israel. The school gives the students a strong background on their jewish heritage, and tries to instill certain values. Those being Klal Yisrael (Jewish pluralism), Tikkun Olam (Mending the world), Derech Eretz (Respect for others), and Ahavat Yisrael (Love of Israel).

Mark: What's the name of our hebrew school again?
Peter: BCHXYZ?
Randi: No, it's BCHSJS

by brown eyed girl June 11, 2006