bullbit
bullbit is an exaggeration, or outright lie that somebody puts right in the middle of a true story, a bullbit is usually used as an attempt to make the storyteller appear to be cool. a bullbit is a tiny bit of bullsh-t that can change a story drastically or just slightly, depending on where, in the story, it is inserted.
his recap of the story was pretty much right on the money, except for the bullbit he tossed in at the end, to try to impress the chicks.
Read Also:
- hongcouver
a slang term for the city of vancouver, british columbia, canada. used because of the high amount of chinese/asian people living in the lower mainland. “vancouver, or as we call it down here, hongcouver, they can fight for those jobs, but may the best province win.” – arnold schwarzenegger the city of vancouver, which has […]
- hoop dreams
ambition, fierce tenacious resolve; a willingness to go to any lengths and fight through any obstacles to obtain a goal; great focus. “that kid has hoop dreams.” “y’all can’t f– with my hoop dreams” a dream very unlikely to be fulfilled, or any wild or fantastic notion, synonymous with the term ‘pipe dream’. her plans […]
- kinderlove
the relationship someone has with a younger partner; usually over 3 years apart and is used in the context of high school or college relationships. omg, you’re going out with a freshman? what a kinderlove. a boyfriend/girlfriend that is sugnificantly(sp?) younger than the other person in the relationship. kinderlove-lovers always find themselves drive around, buy […]
- King Panda
any chinese food resturant with fantastic wonton soup and bangin’ egg rolls that can deliver worldwide at any time of the day or night. “i need some chinese food and it is 3am!” “let’s just call king panda delivery!”
- King Ralph'ed
the act of gaining a promotion or advancing in position, based on the sole fact of being the only available candidate. in reference to the 1991 comedy by the same name that features john candy inheriting the british crown, by virtue of being the last living blood relative in the line of succession. “did you […]