An Indiana woman is puzzled about a phrase in the old western song, “I Ride An Old Paint”: “I’m goin’ to Montana to throw the houlihan.” What’s a houlihan? You’ll find one version of the lyrics here. Here are different interpretations of this cowboy...
broham
n.— «“This here’s my main man, ‘Broham.'” He held out his palm to Leon and said, “Give me five Brohammer. What’s goin awn?”» —by Carmen O. Melillo Love, Blood, & Honor Aug. 13, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
SCO
n.— «We keep it goin all day in da SCO.» —“415 is da shit” by 415_Thugmisses Lyrics Talk-Lyrics Forums Apr. 15, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
dirt Navy n.— «I’m not likely to end up back on a ship anytime soon (if ever).…You could say I’ve gone from the “blue-water” Navy to the “dirt” Navy—or the “sand” Navy in this case.» —“Looks like I’m goin’ to the Gulf for a Year…“ by An ex...
Rummy’s Dummies n.— «Must be eatin shit n dyin rite now seein ya cunty rice n colon bowell goin beggin ta UN ta bail out bushbabys & rummy’s dummies troobs outta playin army wid our tax dough.» —“lying fuknuckle troll`” by able_doll E Online...
Big Apple n.— «So many people have asked the writer about the derivation of his phrase, “the big apple,” that he is forced to make another explanation. New Orleans has called it to his mind again. A number of years back, when racing a few horses at...
