booger up v. phr.— «The road takes you straight up the foothills at a six or seven percent grade; in places, the lines on the road disappear completely, and there’s not a whole heck of a lot of runoff in most places. If you get boogered...
Texas hat trick n.— «I was doing a game many years ago. A player scored four goals. I thought that I had heard someone refer to that as a “Texas hat trick,” so that’s what I called it. Everybody gave me these weird looks. They...
pisshead n.— «Pissheads—Pissheads are the sophomores. Their main function is to train the Fish. Again, I don’t know where the name came from. As the enforcers, Pissheads are generally disliked by the Fish.» —“What...
sergebutt n.— «Sergebutts—Sergebutts, or just “butts,” are the Juniors. The name came from their uniforms. In the past, although it is no longer true, the uniforms worn by the underclasses were different than those worn by the...
heck of
n.— «He’d be heck of drunk and hung over and just cold pass out without even hanging the phone up.» —by Divine Wino Ask Metafilter Feb. 4, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
griefer n.— «As online-game companies court new and wider audiences, many are running into an old problem: “griefers,” a small but seemingly irradicable set of players who want nothing more than to murder, loot and otherwise...