burning the candle at both ends

An English idiom meaning to work long hours without rest. Working late into the night and beginning again early in the morning.

Joe: You're eyes are black sockets, you need some sleep man!

Snowflake: I've been burning the candle at both ends trying to finish this 509 paper.

by mikwat May 24, 2004

tackin

See tacking.

I was tackin down Sherwood Road just before I got pulled over by a cop. Can you believe they searched my car?

by mikwat May 26, 2004

emerald triangle

A triangular patch of geography in Northern California, encompassing Mendocino and Humbolt counties, and home to world famous redwood trees and outdoor grown weed.

Joe: This weed is some good shit.
Snowflake: Yea, it from the emeral triangle.

by mikwat May 22, 2004

take names

To kill people. Usually used in reference to military actions.

Marines: Kick ass and take names!

by mikwat October 09, 2004

clean

In the vernacular of mountain biking: to ride over a rocky, technical, or difficult section of trail without falling or in a clean fashion.

Snowflake: Did you see me clean that gap rock garden? That was sweet!

by mikwat May 21, 2004

banzo

A Brazilian slang term for the lazy feeling one gets when they need to take a nap after a good fuck or after eating a lot.

Voce acabou de fazer sexo com olho quase fechado você diz: Nossa que banzo.

English:
After having sex, with your eyes almost closed, you say: Damn, what a banzo!

by mikwat May 14, 2004

bag

1. To talk about someone in a negative manner.

2. To give up.

1. They bag on him by saying things about his mom.

2. "Let's bag our homework and go watch TV."

by mikwat October 06, 2004