roving bug

A cell phone, when serving as a positioning locator or an eavesdropping device by a government agency, whether turned on or off. It is rendered ineffective only if the battery is removed.

Watch what you say when you have your cell phone on you. It's just a roving bug - Big Brother might be listening!

by James Cox June 22, 2007

trading fours

A jazz music term, indicating a pattern in which two solo instruments alternately play 4 measures each.

Engaging in senseless or pointless argument.

"You better move now little darlin' or you'll be
trading fours with the Jack of Speed" . . .
Steely Dan's 'Jack of Speed' from Two Against Nature, 2000

by James Cox November 04, 2006

POD

Payable Upon Death; name of a San Diego based rapcore band

If you don't find forgiveness for your sins, they will be POD.

I saw POD on Howard Stern Radio Show a few years ago; Howard tried to piss these guys off during the entire interview but they kept their cool.

by James Cox August 31, 2006

gashole

The opening to the gas fillpipe of an automobile.

That idiot left the gas pump nozzle in his SUV's gashole just pumping away while he went into the store to buy ciggies. I guess that he can't read the instructions on the pump.

by James Cox September 26, 2006

crack your cornhole

to fart; to emit flatulence

Yo man! Did you just crack your cornhole?

by James Cox September 24, 2006

wicked hardcore

Adj: A New England (specifically Massachusettes)slang term for something that is extreme or incomparable in nature or in quality; cool; awesome

A true Bostonian may remark:
We were all at the Aerosmith concert last Saturday night.
It was wicked hardcore!

by James Cox September 26, 2006

shingleberries

The aggregate particles composing the top layer of fiberglass/asphalt shingles used for pitched roofing, which eventually detach and end up in the rain gutters.

When I cleaned out my rain gutters last weekend they were were full of wet leaves and shingleberries. It was a mess!

by James Cox December 09, 2006