Melanie's definitions

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

Hell-Whore

A Succubus. Succubi are demons, not female mind you, that can alter their appearance in order to seduce other creatures into doing their bidding. Succubi are often depicted as having wings and small horns, but they typically shape-shift to look like a really hot chick/guy, or even an animal (dogs are easy prey for Hell-Whores; that's why we get 'em fixed).

Use in reference to transvestites and evil girlfriends.

a. Oh, dear, "she" is a Hell-Whore.
b. William has been pussy-whipped by that Hell-Whore Britney.

by Melanie October 21, 2003

Slightly Stoopid

The second best Southern Cali Ska band after Sublime!!!!!!!

Slightly Stoopid kicks nalgas, Ese Loco!

by Melanie April 28, 2004

poppin

as in "what's up?" or "what's going on?"

Hey danielle, what's poppin?

by melanie April 3, 2004

Confuzzle

adj. to being confused and unaware of something.
v. to make someone confused.

I was totally confuzzled by the whole event.

by Melanie March 7, 2005

turbulence

1) When there is a big ruckus.
2) When something isn't going as planned.
-- Surfers use it alot --

Theres a group of surfers out waiting for a swell then the perfect wave comes and a bunch of people go for it and end up snakin' the ride while bumping into each other, then my friend you would use the word turbulence (with the hang ten hand movement).

by Melanie June 9, 2004

Tieman Drive

A street that will fulfill all of your wildest dreams.

I go to Tieman Drive every once in a while to see my Indian man.

by Melanie July 14, 2003