Melanie's definitions

steak dog

A sleek black lab that has a very tender body that resembles Filet Mignon steak.

Look! The steak dog is asleep on the couch. Let's attempt to sneak past it.

by Melanie July 14, 2003

Goblin

A short, thin, hunched, and highly intelligent Kobalic creature. Goblins are normally peaceful and quite wise, but can turn savage if enslaved or engaged in war. Tolkien seems to think they're always that way, but I think he just had a little run-in with one when he was a kid. That could've been in the First Age of Middle Earth for all I know.

Goblins are sworn enemies of Dwarves, perhaps for their shared love of gold and treasure.

Ludo sat nervously at the table with the Goblins, trying to get an extension. Then one of them decided to show him the seriousness of his debt by pulling out a hammer and a plastic bag with two grapes in it.

by Melanie October 10, 2003

Ner'Zhul

A former orc shaman who made a deal with the Burning Legion to get power in exchange for leading the orcs on a path of destruction. He tried to flee but was intercepted by the Legion and turned into the Lich King, leader of the Undead Scourge.

My life for Ner'Zhul.

by Melanie October 27, 2003

Modest

To not be braggy and full of yourself

Everyone likes me.

by Melanie September 5, 2003

Pink

Pink is what girls want when they are little

I want this bedcover because it is pink!!

by melanie November 21, 2003

orc

A Kobaloid creature possessing great strength. Orcs usually come out at night but are not fully nocturnal. They are the second most intelligent (to Goblins) and second strongest (to trolls) Kobaloids. In general they are a society of barbaric, sociopathic warriors, but some will resort to more peaceful methods. If it suits their interests, of course. Since they are, of course, not real, use this term to refer to a stupid and brutish individual.

Tom Buchanan is such an Orc.

by Melanie October 10, 2003

woot

woot means whatever you want it to mean. You can also change the way it is being said. Usually people can connote it to happiness or "yay", but really it means anything.

1. woot! I got an A on that test!
2. Let's all go to the cafeteria. woot
3. I got my computer yesterday, woot woot
4. Life sucks. oh well woot
5. that is totally wooterz
6. wootz we're going to san francisco

by Melanie March 21, 2005