Urban Dictionary Mugs
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ham sandwich: The ham sandwich can be invoked as a defense for someone who feels wrongfully accused. This comes from the saying that a good prosecutor could indict a ham sandwich, thereby pointing out that one should not presume the indicted is guilty.
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driving the bus: To unintentionally drive a common route. To turn on the mental autopilot and arrive toward a location other than your desired destination. For example, if you set out to drive to the store, but after a few minutes find that you are halfway to your place of work.
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note to crowd: A phrase used to attract attention to a fact or piece of information to the room at large, everyone in the area or around you etc. Derived from note to self, except that it serves as a reminder/informer of information to a group of people instead of the speaker alone.
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Cubular: Cubular describes anything which is "cool" in a "business-geek" office-context. Often used ironically. This is a term derived from "cubicle" and the surf-slang "tubular."
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babysit: To pay little or no attention to your alcoholic beverage, letting it sit idle, while you pretend to nurse it.
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alphabet boys: a slang term for federal government law enforcement agencies such as the FBI, ATF, and IRS.
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sticks: Crayons, usually a classic crayola 8 pack
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flip the script: Commonly used in rap battles, it means to take what somebody said against you and to use it against them.
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bye loop: What happens when, on the phone or instant messenger, someone needs to go (or fakes needing to go to end the conversation) and says "bye" (or a variant, or an IM shortening of it like 'cya'). The other participent says "bye"--or something-- The original person says "bye"/whatever again, and the other one responds. This can go on for minutes or longer until someone--or their parent--puts their foot down.
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overshare: same as "too much information" TMI
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pawned: Pawned is something old and/or bald people say by mistake instead of pwned when trying to sound young and hip.
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checked baggage: Airliner lingo for someone with children.
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frequent flier: Someone who is constantly calling the police for the most ignorant or tedious reasons. Typically calls when no emergency exists.
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If only: A retort that means, "What you've just said is plainly not true, although I certainly wish it were."
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Hot Coffee: A "hidden" secret in the Rockstar game "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" that allows players to play sex mini-games. This fiasco has resulted in the game being rated AO (Adults Only) and pulled from the shelves of most all game stores.
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pulling shirt: n. A garment to which you are particularly attached due to its acting as something of a lucky charm when it comes to wooing the opposite sex (pulling).
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governor name: Birth/given name. Not a nickname(s), a porn star name, or secret identity.
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biodome: The type of large, non-flat, see-through plastic lid used to cover Slurpees and various iced coffee drinks that allows for wide spill-over of whipped cream and other edible, non-liquid material.
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spade: 1. (verb) to make smalltalk with someone with the single intention of softening them up for a later seduction attempt. To put in some "ground work". 2. (noun) the metaphorical implement with which one carries out a spading operation
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To clown car it: When more people than there are seatbelts are shoved into a car. When people have to sit on the floor or on each other.
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snout: Singular or plural reference to cigarettes.
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crowdway: Derived from highway, it means a path in a crowd where many people pass through, e.g. on parties. One should use crowdways to go from point A to point B to annoy the least possible amount of people.
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filthy: Slang for someone who is very rich (has a lot of money) or someone who has a lot of possessions
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Rock Star parking: Parking up close to the venue being visited.
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flashole: adj. - That person who flashes you with their brights even though your brights aren’t on.
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casino air: The air you breathe inside a casino. Casino air is highly oxygenated and causes you to have high energy. The effects of alcohol and other substances is enhanced. You'll never get tired of living on casino air.
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poopin: doing well, rockin', beating everyone else
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factory: refers to a paint job, sound system, rims or anything else to do with a vehicle that comes standard with the vehicle.