redgyul's definitions

you win some

Short for, "You win some, you lose some". Usually employed when a situation or endeavour doesn't pan out in a auspicious manner in spite of a party's best efforts. Interestingly enough, despite the inclusion of the word 'win', ironically the phrase is often intended to console a loser.

"Wow, you spent $700 on that date and she went home with the waiter. Ah well bro, you win some..."

by redgyul October 10, 2004

flooders

An insulting term for pants that seem to be about 4" too short for the wearer, and can thus be worn in a flood with no danger of becoming wet.

Also see highwaters.

Bro, you gotta buy some new pants. Them flooders ain't cutting it.

by redgyul August 30, 2005

nuh watch no face

Don't worry about what anyone thinks, keep on keeping on.

Don't worry about yuh boss, nuh watch no face.

by redgyul September 20, 2004

eloh

Caribbean slang for a woman's sexual organ. Note that this is "hole" spelled backwards. As popularized by Beenie Man.

See pussy, vagina, coochie

"Meh want de gyul wit de eloh wha tight..." ~ Beenie Man

by redgyul October 6, 2004

ebay queen

n. Lady or Homosexual male who no longer buys even the smallest item retail, but rather will search for and purchase it on eBay.

"She has the new Dior already?! I wonder how much she paid for it..."
"Girl probably less than $200, you know she an eBay queen."

by redgyul September 21, 2004

Rocco

n. Caribbean term for a particularly large roach. Often used in reference to the ones that fly.

See Ralphie.

"Kill dat Rocco dey nuh."

by redgyul September 22, 2004

Super Cat

The original dan-dada. One of the original founders of the modern Jamaican dancehall (not to be confused with reggae) movement, Super Cat is well-respected by dancehall artistes past and present. Unfortunately, Super Cat is also on the run from Jamaican authories for murdering someone in broad daylight, making him an exile from his own country. Hey, you win some...

Super Cat is an old veteran of the dancehall.

by redgyul September 24, 2004