Weaver monkey
(n).
1. any daredevil on a ninja style motorcycle who gets his thrills in traffic by weaving in and out and around cars without respect for other drivers/pedestrians/cyclists.
2. a young inexperienced biker who races and does wheelies in traffic, resulting in a fatal accident.
on my back b-mper, these three weaver monkeys were trying to intimidate me by weaving back and forth on their bikes, then they gunned it down the right hand shoulder and into the mini-mart lot.
jack, pull over in to the right lane, we got weaver monkeys in back of us.
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