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JoePomidor — 2009-02-24 16:51:48

fixup, this is kind of a lame page anyway

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- Dirty Breakfast -- n. 1. A breakfast excursion with your partner from the night before -- in the same clothes you were wearing. 2. Any occassion when one go to breakfast in the clothes you were wearing the night before. - - ["Dixie the Dinosaur"] -- n. Dixie is a fifty-foot tall brachiosaur living off Interstate 680 in Benicia. (Dixie used to reside in ["Dixon"], just off the 80, hence the name "Dixie." However, I was under the impression that the dinosaur recieved a name change upon moving to Benecia. Does anyone know for sure?)	+ Dirty Breakfast -- n. 1. A breakfast excursion with your partner from the night before -- in the same clothes you were wearing. 2. Any occasion when one go to breakfast in the clothes you were wearing the night before. + + ["Dixie the Dinosaur"] -- n. Dixie is a fifty-foot tall brachiosaur living off Interstate 680 in Benicia. (Dixie used to reside in ["Dixon"], just off the 80, hence the name "Dixie." However, I was under the impression that the dinosaur received a name change upon moving to Benecia. Does anyone know for sure?)
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- Fast 'n Sleezy, The -- n. Synonym for the downtown ["Fast and Easy Mart"], the best place to buy forties and flavored wine. The other Fast and Easy Mart at the Chevron Station in South Davis is less sleezy because, presumably, they have a car wash.	+ Fast 'n Sleazy, The -- n. Synonym for the downtown ["Fast and Easy Mart"], the best place to buy forties and flavored wine. The other Fast and Easy Mart at the Chevron Station in South Davis is less sleazy because, presumably, they have a car wash.
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- ["Forty"] -- n. A 40oz bottle of beer, usually cheap beer or malt liqour. popular among homeless people and college students.	+ ["Forty"] -- n. A 40oz bottle of beer, usually cheap beer or malt liquor. popular among homeless people and college students.
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- Hecka/Hecca -- adj. Synonymous with "hella" below. Use of this version is believed to indicate a likelihood of also committing dormcest (see "dormcest" above), with all its related consequences. Reputed to be populared by conservative Christian children, where all profanity/swear words are replaced by similar-sounding words.	+ Hecka/Hecca -- adj. Synonymous with "hella" below. Use of this version is believed to indicate a likelihood of also committing dormcest (see "dormcest" above), with all its related consequences. Reputed to be popularized by conservative Christian children, where all profanity/swear words are replaced by similar-sounding words.
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- Indie -- adj. music that is the exact opppisite of pop music. If indie music is played on the radio it automatically loses it's indie title. It is also a way of life in which one pursues being totally different than anyone else. - - IMO - Internet slang for "In My Opinion" variations include IMHO - "In my honest opinion." Some prefer "in my humble opinion." Note that this did not orginate in Davis (it's from BBS' of the 1980's, and then used on Usenet), but appears in the Wiki a number of times. There's also IMNSHO - "In my not so humble opinion," if you feel like being blunt.	+ Indie -- adj. music that is the exact opposite of pop music. If indie music is played on the radio it automatically loses it's indie title. It is also a way of life in which one pursues being totally different than anyone else. + + IMO - Internet slang for "In My Opinion" variations include IMHO - "In my honest opinion." Some prefer "in my humble opinion." Note that this did not originate in Davis (it's from BBS' of the 1980's, and then used on Usenet), but appears in the Wiki a number of times. There's also IMNSHO - "In my not so humble opinion," if you feel like being blunt.
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- Jawas -- n. Campus slang for people who salavage technology from loading docks. Deriv. from [wiki:wikipedia:List_of_Star_Wars_races_%28F-J%29#Jawa Star Wars]	+ Jawas -- n. Campus slang for people who salvage technology from loading docks. Deriv. from [wiki:wikipedia:List_of_Star_Wars_races_%28F-J%29#Jawa Star Wars]
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- Local politics -- n. The political forces that determine the quality of students' lives on a day-to-day basis. While theoretically students could mobilize and literally control or strongly influence local politics, most students are uninclined to change their voter reigstration for unknown reasons.	+ Local politics -- n. The political forces that determine the quality of students' lives on a day-to-day basis. While theoretically students could mobilize and literally control or strongly influence local politics, most students are uninclined to change their voter registration for unknown reasons.
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- ["Planned Educational Leave Program" PELP] -- noun, verb. To take a quarter off from UC Davis to enjoy the finer things in life such as ["weed" wildflowers] at the ["Adventures Outside of Davis"], or the state thereof.	+ ["Planned Educational Leave Program" PELP] -- noun, verb. To take a quarter off from UC Davis to enjoy the finer things in life such as ["weed" wildflowers] and ["Adventures Outside of Davis"].
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- Skank -- n. A female reputed to have almost non-existant standards for those she sleeps with, or someone whose dress suggests a desperate need for sexual attention ; also adj. skanky - - Sorositute -- noun. A degrading fusion of "prostitute" and "sorority." Head down ["Frat row"] on a Friday night to find lots of these.	+ Skank -- n. A female reputed to have almost non-existent standards for those she sleeps with, or someone whose dress suggests a desperate need for sexual attention ; also adj. skanky + + Sorostitute -- noun. A degrading fusion of "prostitute" and "sorority." Head down ["Frat row"] on a Friday night to find lots of these.
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- ["The THE Controversy" the] -- art. Placed in front of highway names by Southern California natives. This really pisses off people from up here. usage: "I took the 5 instead of the 99". ''Click the link to find out more about the controversey and add your own two cents.''	+ ["The THE Controversy" the] -- art. Placed in front of highway names by Southern California natives. This really pisses off people from up here. usage: "I took the 5 instead of the 99". ''Click the link to find out more about the controversy and add your own two cents.''
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- ["Walk of Shame"] -- n. 1. The walk across ["Campus" campus] in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their ["Dorms" dorm] room. 2. Walking home in the same clothes as the day before after spending the night at someone else's apartment. Usage: Scott: hey man, nice hair - you doin the walk of shame? Dan: what, me? ah... no... I, um, fell asleep in the library...	+ ["Walk of Shame"] -- n. 1. The walk across ["Campus" campus] in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their ["Dorms" dorm] room. 2. Walking home in the same clothes as the day before after spending the night at someone else's apartment. Usage: Scott: hey man, nice hair - you doin' the walk of shame? Dan: what, me? ah... no... I, um, fell asleep in the library...
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- Yapper -- n. 1. A person who constantly feels the need to talk. 2. The mouth of the person who is constantly talking. 3. the jabber coming from the mouth of the person talking. [[Anchor(Z)]]	+ Yapper -- n. 1. A person who constantly feels the need to talk. 2. The mouth of the person who is constantly talking. 3. the jabber coming from the mouth of the person talking. + [[Anchor(Z)]]

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JasonAller — 2008-10-19 12:10:03

I think this might make the page easier to manage?

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JasonAller — 2008-10-19 12:08:20

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- Aggie -- n. mistakenly believed to be a kind of horse or cow, but instead is a student enrolled at an agricultural school (or one of the kinds of marbles). usage: When someone says "The Aggie," they generally mean ["The California Aggie"], the UC Davis newspaper. When someone says "An Aggie," they generally mean a particular UC Davis student. If someone says "The Aggies," they generally are referring to one of UC Davis' sports teams. UC Davis shares this lively moniker with several other schools including Texas A&M and Utah State. Note: If you refer to yourself as "An Aggie" anywhere outside of California (and sometimes in state as well), it will be assumed that you went to Texas A&M. - - ["AllCal"] -- 1. adj. Used to describe an idea that NorCal and SoCal are still one state, to remind fellow Californians that people, whether from North or South, are still pretty much the same (as in still are human beings), and to counteract the North vs. South hate spewing from the ["Two States"] debate and ["Norcal Rage"]. 2 n. All Cal (slightly different) is also the name of a trip that ["SOS"] runs, along with all the other UC's to a big-name ski resort out of state. Last year's All Cal was in Whistler, B.C. - - Anal -- 1. adj. The shortened form of anal-retentive. Ex: I was so anal that I decided to capitalize all the entries in the Dwiki Glossary. 2. (vulgar) n. Shorthand for anal sex. - - ["Ass"] -- n. Sexual activity. usage: "did he get any ass from that chick?" Also refers to the ["Aggie Student Store"].	+ [[Include(Glossary/A)]]

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BrentLaabs — 2008-09-29 00:14:03

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- Milk Chicken -- n. A White person who is trying to act like they are Black, and won't admit it. This term was big in Holmes and Emerson junior highs in the early 90s, and an example is easily seen in Vanilla Ice. (I attended Holmes Jr High during the hey-day of the milk chicken phenomenon and the story goes that Kyle Pruitt got up in the middle of Mrs. Kings algebra class and asked to nobody in particular, "What the hell does M.C. stand for anyway, milk chicken???" Apparently, the rest was history. --["jefftolentino"])	+ Milk Chicken -- n. A White person who is trying to act like they are Black, and won't admit it. This term was big in Holmes and Emerson junior highs in the early 90s, and an example is easily seen in Vanilla Ice. (I attended Holmes Jr. High during the hey-day of the milk chicken phenomenon and the story goes that Kyle Pruitt got up in the middle of Mrs. Kings algebra class and asked to nobody in particular, "What the hell does M.C. stand for anyway, milk chicken???" Apparently, the rest was history. --["Users/jefftolentino"])

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JasonAller — 2008-09-07 13:45:39

link fixes, AlphaDog should be clear now! along the way several other people too

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- * ''See ["Dixie the Dinosaur"] for expanded description of Dixie. I think most people in Davis still refer to her as Dixie, but I'm sure some in Benicia refer to her as Bennie. Most of the sites I saw said Bennie didn't really stick. In any case, look at the ref page for expanded info -- rumor is that Dixie/Bennie is currently in storage'' --["AlphaDog"]	+ * ''See ["Dixie the Dinosaur"] for expanded description of Dixie. I think most people in Davis still refer to her as Dixie, but I'm sure some in Benicia refer to her as Bennie. Most of the sites I saw said Bennie didn't really stick. In any case, look at the ref page for expanded info -- rumor is that Dixie/Bennie is currently in storage'' --["Users/AlphaDog"]
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- * ''I totally agree, dormcest is often risky behaviour, but no matter how much you warn people, it still happens''-["RohiniJasavala"]	+ * ''I totally agree, dormcest is often risky behaviour, but no matter how much you warn people, it still happens''-["Users/RohiniJasavala"]
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- * ''Dorm culture is mystifying and strange to ["Transfer Students"].'' -["AmeliaCarlson" aec]	+ * ''Dorm culture is mystifying and strange to ["Transfer Students"].'' -["Users/AmeliaCarlson" aec]
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- Dwiki - n. Short for Davis Wiki, for ["PopeChristof" lazy bums] who can't be bothered to say/type the whole thing. The domain [http://www.dwiki.org dwiki.org] mirrors ["Davis Wiki" daviswiki.org] (while the domain [http://www.daviswiki.com daviswiki.com] takes you to a lousy portal site.)	+ Dwiki - n. Short for Davis Wiki, for ["Users/PopeChristof" lazy bums] who can't be bothered to say/type the whole thing. The domain [http://www.dwiki.org dwiki.org] mirrors ["Davis Wiki" daviswiki.org] (while the domain [http://www.daviswiki.com daviswiki.com] takes you to a lousy portal site.)

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JonathanLawton — 2008-06-03 23:11:46

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- ["PELP"] -- noun, verb. To take a quarter off from UC Davis to enjoy the finer things in life such as ["weed" wildflowers] at the ["Adventures Outside of Davis"], or the state thereof.	+ ["Planned Educational Leave Program" PELP] -- noun, verb. To take a quarter off from UC Davis to enjoy the finer things in life such as ["weed" wildflowers] at the ["Adventures Outside of Davis"], or the state thereof.

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EdWins — 2007-10-22 22:07:20

people used to say this in Washington, DC over 10 years ago.

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- Duder-n. A term of unknown origins--(though ["MattJojola"] coined it, possibly)--used to refer to friends. Can be used in the singular or plural. Similar to "dude". Ex: "S'up, duders?"	+ Duder-n. A term used to refer to friends. Can be used in the singular or plural. Similar to "dude". Ex: "S'up, duders?"

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WilliamLewis — 2007-10-22 21:59:48

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BrentLaabs — 2007-10-22 21:58:06

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	+ ["PELP"] -- noun, verb. To take a quarter off from UC Davis to enjoy the finer things in life such as ["weed" wildflowers] at the ["Adventures Outside of Davis"], or the state thereof.

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CovertProfessor — 2007-10-22 21:41:10

I can't believe this wasn't on here.

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	+ Emptyprize -- n. A less-than-complimentary name for the ["Davis Enterprise" local newspaper], which can be lacking in content. +

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BrentLaabs — 2007-10-22 20:19:14

Revert to version dated fuck you!

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- Duder-n. A term of unknown origins -- used to refer to friends. Can be used in the singular or plural. Similar to "dude". Ex: "S'up, duders?"	+ Duder-n. A term of unknown origins--(though ["MattJojola"] coined it, possibly)--used to refer to friends. Can be used in the singular or plural. Similar to "dude". Ex: "S'up, duders?"

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WilliamLewis — 2007-10-22 19:02:47

Revert to version 171 (you suck brent.).

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BrentLaabs — 2007-10-22 18:45:47

Revert to version 170 (not esoteric enough, says my pineal gland).

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BrianFong — 2007-10-21 03:43:22

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jefftolentino — 2007-07-26 15:17:44

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- Milk Chicken -- n. A White person who is trying to act like they are Black, and won't admit it. This term was big in Holmes and Emerson junior highs in the early 90s, and an example is easily seen in Vanilla Ice.	+ Milk Chicken -- n. A White person who is trying to act like they are Black, and won't admit it. This term was big in Holmes and Emerson junior highs in the early 90s, and an example is easily seen in Vanilla Ice. (I attended Holmes Jr High during the hey-day of the milk chicken phenomenon and the story goes that Kyle Pruitt got up in the middle of Mrs. Kings algebra class and asked to nobody in particular, "What the hell does M.C. stand for anyway, milk chicken???" Apparently, the rest was history. --["jefftolentino"])

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JessicaRockwell — 2007-07-08 02:23:52

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- Man-Whore -- n. A man who freely gives his sexual attentions to a wide variety of women. Man-Whores can provide a useful service, but do not expect more than a single encounter with any one individual. The Man-Whore can easily be spotted at such ["Davis"] institutions as ["G Street Pub"].	+ Man-Whore -- n. A man who freely gives his sexual attentions to a wide variety of people. Man-Whores can provide a useful service, but do not expect more than a single encounter with any one individual. The Man-Whore can easily be spotted at such ["Davis"] institutions as ["G Street Pub"].

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- ["Dormcest"] -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.	+ ["Dormcest"] -- n. The act of "relations" (["Sex" in the biblical sense]) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbors. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-05-18 13:14:07

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	+ Jawas -- n. Campus slang for people who salavage technology from loading docks. Deriv. from [wiki:wikipedia:List_of_Star_Wars_races_%28F-J%29#Jawa Star Wars] +

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BradBenedict — 2007-04-26 07:49:21

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- Beer Bong -- n. A long tube filled with beer which uses gravity to help the user drink a large quantity of beer very quicky. Popular among ["Fraternities" Frat Boys] and ["Bros"].	+ Beer Bong -- n. A long tube filled with beer which uses gravity to help the user drink a large quantity of beer very quickly. Popular among ["Fraternities" Frat Boys] and ["Bros"].

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JasonAller — 2007-03-12 07:26:18

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- Deadly City -- n. A term used to refer to the town of Davis, primarily used by younger ["townies"] (especially the ["punks" punk] crowd) (2006)	+ Deadly City -- n. A term used to refer to the town of Davis, primarily used by younger ["townies"] (especially the punk crowd) (2006)

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JasonAller — 2007-02-24 13:47:37

delinking to wanted pages for hipster and wicked

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- ["hipster"] -- n. One who possesses tastes, social attitudes, and opinions deemed cool by the cool. The Hipster walks among the masses in daily life but is not a part of them and shuns or reduces to kitsch anything held dear by the mainstream.	+ hipster -- n. One who possesses tastes, social attitudes, and opinions deemed cool by the cool. The Hipster walks among the masses in daily life but is not a part of them and shuns or reduces to kitsch anything held dear by the mainstream.
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- ["Wicked"] -- adj. 1. Used to indicate the utter coolness of something, commonly used by residents of Boston. Also may be used in conjunction with other descriptors, i.e. "Bro, that calculus study party was hella wicked-cool." 2. Someone/something that is inherently evil, such as the "wicked witch of the west" from the Wizard of Oz, or ["TAPS" TAPS].	+ Wicked -- adj. 1. Used to indicate the utter coolness of something, commonly used by residents of Boston. Also may be used in conjunction with other descriptors, i.e. "Bro, that calculus study party was hella wicked-cool." 2. Someone/something that is inherently evil, such as the "wicked witch of the west" from the Wizard of Oz, or ["TAPS" TAPS].

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-01-07 23:40:13

i make a prepositional joke!

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- This is a glossary of '''Davis terms'''. Feel free to add '''Davis-specific''' lingo or slang. This may include phrases commonly used by Davisites or UCD students. Feel free to use humor, but if you want to make an entry just tell people the special word you and your particular circle of friends use for a specific type of fart, please go to [http://www.urbandictionary.com Urban Dictionary Dot Com]. Regional and non-Anglicized terms for food, locals, and names can also be found on the ["pronunciations"] page.	+ This is a glossary of '''Davis terms'''. Feel free to add '''Davis-specific''' lingo or slang. This may include phrases commonly used by Davisites or UCD students. Feel free to use humor, but if you want to make an entry just tell people the special word you and your particular circle of friends use for a specific type of fart, please go to [http://www.urbandictionary.com Urban Dictionary Dot Com]. Regional and non-Anglicized terms for food, locals, and names can also be found on the ["pronunciations"] page. ["UC Davis"] related acronyms can be found in the ["UCD Alphabet Soup"].

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EdwinSaada — 2006-12-12 15:28:52

its in the glossary.

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- ["Davis Mount Rushmore"], or ["Davis Mount Rushmore" Mount Rushmore of Davis] -- n. Famous Davisites, or local legends.	+ "Davis Mount Rushmore", or Mount Rushmore of Davis -- n. Famous Davisites, or local legends.

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CraigBrozinsky — 2006-07-19 19:06:22

linked pronunciations

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JabberWokky — 2006-07-11 17:11:46

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- * ''See ["Dixie the Dinosaur"] for expanded description of Dixie. I think most people in Davis still refer to her as Dixie, but I'm sure some in Benicia refer to her as Bennie. Most of the sites I saw said Bennie didn't really stick. In any case, look at the ref page for expanded info — rumor is that Dixie/Bennie is currently in storage''—["AlphaDog"]	+ * ''See ["Dixie the Dinosaur"] for expanded description of Dixie. I think most people in Davis still refer to her as Dixie, but I'm sure some in Benicia refer to her as Bennie. Most of the sites I saw said Bennie didn't really stick. In any case, look at the ref page for expanded info -- rumor is that Dixie/Bennie is currently in storage'' --["AlphaDog"]

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- ["Wicked"] -- adj. 1. Used to indicate the utter coolness of something, general associated with residents of Boston. Also may be used in conjunction with other descriptors, i.e. "Bro, that calculus study party was hella wicked-cool." 2. Someone/something that is inherently evil, such as the "wicked witch of the west" from the Wizard of Oz, or ["TAPS" TAPS].	+ ["Wicked"] -- adj. 1. Used to indicate the utter coolness of something, commonly used by residents of Boston. Also may be used in conjunction with other descriptors, i.e. "Bro, that calculus study party was hella wicked-cool." 2. Someone/something that is inherently evil, such as the "wicked witch of the west" from the Wizard of Oz, or ["TAPS" TAPS].

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- Grad, The -- n. Longtime shorthand for ["The Graduate"], a sports bar/restaurant/nightclub located just north of campus in ["University Mall"]. Also to be noted, the name of a movie where a recent graduate sleeps with Mrs. Robinson and falls in love with her daughter.	+ Grad, The -- n. Longtime shorthand for ["The Graduate"], a sports bar/restaurant/nightclub located just north of campus in ["University Mall"]. Also to be noted, the name of a movie where a recent graduate sleeps with Mrs. Robinson and falls in love with her daughter.
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	+ + ["Wicked"] -- adj. 1. Used to indicate the utter coolness of something, general associated with residents of Boston. Also may be used in conjunction with other descriptors, i.e. "Bro, that calculus study party was hella wicked-cool." 2. Someone/something that is inherently evil, such as the "wicked witch of the west" from the Wizard of Oz, or ["TAPS" TAPS].

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- [[Anchor(boxblock)]] - Box Block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked Sandra when Mary went and hit on Tommy. Sandra was trying to gettin' her mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]	+ [[Anchor(boxblock)]] Box Block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked Sandra when Mary went and hit on Tommy. Sandra was trying to gettin' her mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]
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- [[Anchor(cockblock)]] - Cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin' my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking]	+ [[Anchor(cockblock)]] Cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin' my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking]
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- [[Anchor(fruitcocktail)]] - Fruit Cocktail -- n. A canned blend of fruits developed by ["William Vere Cruess"], ["UC Davis"] professor & cofounder of the field of food science.	+ [[Anchor(fruitcocktail)]] Fruit Cocktail -- n. A canned blend of fruits developed by ["William Vere Cruess"], ["UC Davis"] professor & cofounder of the field of food science.
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- [[Anchor(hella)]] - ["Hella"] -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here].	+ [[Anchor(hella)]] ["Hella"] -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here]. + + ["hipster"] -- n. One who possesses tastes, social attitudes, and opinions deemed cool by the cool. The Hipster walks among the masses in daily life but is not a part of them and shuns or reduces to kitsch anything held dear by the mainstream.
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	+ Meh - n. 1. The sound sheep make. 2. A sound one makes to indicate indifference or boredom +
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- - [[Anchor(Z)]]	+ Yapper -- n. 1. A person who constantly feels the need to talk. 2. The mouth of the person who is constantly talking. 3. the jabber coming from the mouth of the person talking. [[Anchor(Z)]]

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	+ Korean gangster--for a person who happens to be Korean, as well as a gangster. By Korean, it is not meant as a label indicating citizenship or nationality, but rather cultural or racial descent. One does not have to be born in Korea to be a Korean gangster. However, this contention may be argued. It is said that Korean gangsters never smile or dance. +

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EliseKane — 2006-04-16 14:25:54

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	+ Duder-n. A term of unknown origins--(though ["MattJojola"] coined it, possibly)--used to refer to friends. Can be used in the singular or plural. Similar to "dude". Ex: "S'up, duders?" +
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	+ The Hoff--n. A neutral yet humorous term used to refer to Larry Vanderhoef, UC Davis Chancellor. +

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EliseKane — 2006-04-16 14:18:23

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	+ Delta -- n. An abbreviation for ["Delta of Venus"] that regulars and/or those fond of the place use in conversation. Ex: "Are you gonna go to Delta tonight?" +

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-03-29 04:05:29

+deadly city

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	+ Deadly City -- n. A term used to refer to the town of Davis, primarily used by younger ["townies"] (especially the ["punks" punk] crowd) (2006) +

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ErikAnderson — 2006-03-25 09:08:13

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- Dwiki - n. Short for Davis Wiki, for ["PopeChristof" lazy bums] who can't be bothered to say/type the whole thing.	+ Dwiki - n. Short for Davis Wiki, for ["PopeChristof" lazy bums] who can't be bothered to say/type the whole thing. The domain [http://www.dwiki.org dwiki.org] mirrors ["Davis Wiki" daviswiki.org] (while the domain [http://www.daviswiki.com daviswiki.com] takes you to a lousy portal site.)

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ErikAnderson — 2006-03-21 17:10:03

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- Freshman Stripe -- n. The marking that distinguishes someone's first winter in ["Davis"], when they don't yet know ["Bicycling" bikes] need fenders here. Generally in the form of a pointillistic muddy stripe down the back.	+ ["Freshman Stripe"] -- n. The marking that distinguishes someone's first winter in ["Davis"], when they don't yet know ["Bicycling" bikes] need fenders here. Generally in the form of a pointillistic muddy stripe down the back.

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JasonAller — 2006-02-16 18:04:21

Once entries get pages do they still need to be entries? or even links?

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- Dormcest -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.	+ ["Dormcest"] -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.

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FroggyMcKillop — 2006-02-14 14:14:13

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	+ Milk Chicken -- n. A White person who is trying to act like they are Black, and won't admit it. This term was big in Holmes and Emerson junior highs in the early 90s, and an example is easily seen in Vanilla Ice. +

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JasonAller — 2006-02-04 09:55:11

updated index to match the one built for "People"

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EdwinSaada — 2005-12-12 10:52:15

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- Beer Bong -- n. A long tube filled with beer which uses gravity to help the user drink a large quantity of beer very quicky. Popular among ["Frat Boys"] and ["Bros"].	+ Beer Bong -- n. A long tube filled with beer which uses gravity to help the user drink a large quantity of beer very quicky. Popular among ["Fraternities" Frat Boys] and ["Bros"].
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- ["Dirty Breakfast"] -- n. 1. A breakfast excursion with your partner from the night before -- in the same clothes you were wearing. 2. Any occassion when one go to breakfast in the clothes you were wearing the night before.	+ Dirty Breakfast -- n. 1. A breakfast excursion with your partner from the night before -- in the same clothes you were wearing. 2. Any occassion when one go to breakfast in the clothes you were wearing the night before.
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- ["Local politics"] -- n. The political forces that determine the quality of students' lives on a day-to-day basis. While theoretically students could mobilize and literally control or strongly influence local politics, most students are uninclined to change their voter reigstration for unknown reasons.	+ Local politics -- n. The political forces that determine the quality of students' lives on a day-to-day basis. While theoretically students could mobilize and literally control or strongly influence local politics, most students are uninclined to change their voter reigstration for unknown reasons.
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- ["Noise permit"] -- n. They only work till midnight, but they will keep the cops at bay when used in conjunction with holy water.	+ Noise permit -- n. They only work till midnight, but they will keep the cops at bay when used in conjunction with holy water.

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-07 00:08:05

[-] Weed, and "IMHO" is on notice. this page still sucks.

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- This is a glossary of '''Davis terms'''. Feel free to add '''Davis-specific''' lingo or slang. This may include phrases commonly used by Davisites or UCD students. Feel free to use humor, but if you want to make an entry just tell people the special word you and your particular circle of friends use for a specific type of fart, please go to [http://www.urbandictionary.com Urban Dictionary Dot Com]. An example of the perfect Glossary term is "Freshman Stripe", because it is Davis-specific and in popular use. ''This is not at all Davis-specific. It isn't even Freshmen specific.''	+ This is a glossary of '''Davis terms'''. Feel free to add '''Davis-specific''' lingo or slang. This may include phrases commonly used by Davisites or UCD students. Feel free to use humor, but if you want to make an entry just tell people the special word you and your particular circle of friends use for a specific type of fart, please go to [http://www.urbandictionary.com Urban Dictionary Dot Com].
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- Weed -- n. ["Marijuana"]; Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong. ''What a pile of crap.''	+ Weed -- n. ["Marijuana"]

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TarZxf — 2005-12-06 21:53:23

Mod to IMHO

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- IMO - Internet slang for "In My Opinion" variations include IMHO - in my honest opinion. note that this did not orginate in Davis (it's from BBS' of the 1980's, and then used on Usenet), but appears in the Wiki a number of times.	+ IMO - Internet slang for "In My Opinion" variations include IMHO - "In my honest opinion." Some prefer "in my humble opinion." Note that this did not orginate in Davis (it's from BBS' of the 1980's, and then used on Usenet), but appears in the Wiki a number of times. There's also IMNSHO - "In my not so humble opinion," if you feel like being blunt.

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SteveDavison — 2005-12-06 21:48:02

Surely won't win me friends.

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	+ * There are a lot of people still hung up about sex. Proving that sexual liberation of the 60's didn't get far.
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- Weed -- n. ["Marijuana"]; Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong.	+ Weed -- n. ["Marijuana"]; Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong. ''What a pile of crap.''

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BrentLaabs — 2005-12-06 14:18:44

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	+ New -- adj. 1) Used by ["townies"] to refer to anything built within the last ten years, e.g. ''the new ["Nugget"]'', or ''the new movie theater.'' 2) Used by students to refer to something that happened a week ago or less. +

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-06 13:47:24

[-] bootsy, Camel Toe, fault, fault-rig, fishnetting, hot, rag

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- Fault -- 1. abstract noun. Referring to an attitude which stresses hedonism above all else, also characterized by a lack of observance to social mores, very often resulting in actions that deliberately represent the antithesis of acceptable behavior. 2. prefix. Fault-, A modifier that is attached to the beginning of a word to denote its association with faultiness. 3. verb. to fault, faulting, Engaging in behavior that is faulty.[ - - Fault-Rig -- noun. An automobile in particularly bad repair. - - Fishnetting -- verb. Loitering outside of a drinking establishment at the end of a night for the sole purpose of seducing unaccompanied members of the opposite sex. -
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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-06 13:41:54

[-] fugly, keybone (sorry!), ming, nize, PBD, Shmob, SOL

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-06 13:32:01

[-] anti-rep, rep, hatefuck, mole, tel, terror game, whorthal

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- This is a glossary of Davis terms. Feel free to add davis lingo or slang. Somebody might want to rename this page "Davis Slang" or "The Davis Lexicon" or something along those lines, but I think glossary works well for now. This will be sort-of like a slang dictionary, but davis specific. Something that would be helpful to say... someone from socal, or the east coast.	+ This is a glossary of '''Davis terms'''. Feel free to add '''Davis''' lingo or slang. This may include phrases commonly used by Davisites or UCD students. Feel free to use humor, but if you want to make an entry just tell people the special word you and your particular circle of friends use for a specific type of fart, please go to [http://www.urbandictionary.com Urban Dictionary Dot Com].

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-06 13:01:33

[-] filth, filthing, filthle, g-dubs, herplers, Kim Jong Il, MoseyWosey, Sea-Don

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-06 12:59:26

[-] chunkler, chickensquawk, cheezlers, DLTB, dockfight, doozledorf

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-12-06 12:56:17

[-] dresden, faultskeez, gummo, huezeldorfing, kiesting, rhea, swole, zwafflen

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JabberWokky — 2005-11-30 19:45:17

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	+ BANANA - '''B'''uild '''A'''bsolutely '''N'''othing '''A'''nywhere '''N'''ear '''A'''nything -- the more extreme version of ["NIMBY"]. +

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ShyDavisite — 2005-10-27 18:20:23

"Aggie...believed to a kind of..." to "Aggie -- n. mistakenly believed to BE..."

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- Grad, The -- n. Longtime shorthand for ["The Graduate"], a sports bar/restaurant/nightclub located just north of campus in ["University Mall"].	+ Grad, The -- n. Longtime shorthand for ["The Graduate"], a sports bar/restaurant/nightclub located just north of campus in ["University Mall"]. Also to be noted, the name of a movie where a recent graduate sleeps with Mrs. Robinson and falls in love with her daughter.

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-08-25 13:35:54

better def of loc yok

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- ["Townies" Local Yokels] -- n. While the term "yokel" derogatorily refers to a hick, a bumpkin, or a hillbilly, "local yokel" drops this negative connotation. It is merely a quirky term used to refer to the locals, or ["townies"] as they're also called in Davis. These are the people you go to if you really want to know something about the city or its history.	+ ["Townies" Local Yokels] -- n. While the term "yokel" derogatorily refers to a hick, a bumpkin, or a hillbilly, "local yokel" drops this negative connotation. It is merely a quirky term used to refer to the locals, or long-term residents of Davis. These folks are also known as ["townies"]. These are the people you go to if you really want to know something about the city or its history. UCD students are generally not eligible for local yokel status (but see ["Undergraduate Students" tenured students] for an exception).

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-08-25 13:27:43

n. local yokels

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	+ ["Townies" Local Yokels] -- n. While the term "yokel" derogatorily refers to a hick, a bumpkin, or a hillbilly, "local yokel" drops this negative connotation. It is merely a quirky term used to refer to the locals, or ["townies"] as they're also called in Davis. These are the people you go to if you really want to know something about the city or its history. +

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JasonAller — 2005-08-07 11:59:56

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- Walk of Shame -- n. 1. The walk across ["Campus" campus] in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their ["Dorms" dorm] room. 2. Walking home in the same clothes as the day before after spending the night at someone else's apartment. Usage: Scott: hey man, nice hair - you doin the walk of shame? Dan: what, me? ah... no... I, um, fell asleep in the library...	+ ["Walk of Shame"] -- n. 1. The walk across ["Campus" campus] in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their ["Dorms" dorm] room. 2. Walking home in the same clothes as the day before after spending the night at someone else's apartment. Usage: Scott: hey man, nice hair - you doin the walk of shame? Dan: what, me? ah... no... I, um, fell asleep in the library...

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RogerClark — 2005-06-29 10:54:55

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- Aggie -- n. mistakenly believed to a kind of horse or cow, but instead is a student enrolled at an agricultural school (or one of the kinds of marbles). usage: When someone says "The Aggie," they generally mean ["The California Aggie"], the UC Davis newspaper. When someone says "An Aggie," they generally mean a particular UC Davis student. If someone says "The Aggies," they generally are referring to one of UC Davis' sports teams. UC Davis shares this lively moniker with several other schools including Texas A&M and Utah State.	+ Aggie -- n. mistakenly believed to a kind of horse or cow, but instead is a student enrolled at an agricultural school (or one of the kinds of marbles). usage: When someone says "The Aggie," they generally mean ["The California Aggie"], the UC Davis newspaper. When someone says "An Aggie," they generally mean a particular UC Davis student. If someone says "The Aggies," they generally are referring to one of UC Davis' sports teams. UC Davis shares this lively moniker with several other schools including Texas A&M and Utah State. Note: If you refer to yourself as "An Aggie" anywhere outside of California (and sometimes in state as well), it will be assumed that you went to Texas A&M.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-06-19 12:47:05

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	+ SOL -- (pronounced S-O-L) adj. [wiki:WikiPedia:TLA TLA] for Shit Out of Luck. +

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-06-12 21:19:23

we are not alone

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- Eskiho -- n. Slang for girls (though certainly not limited to just them) that wear short skirts with Uggs, even in the middle of winter. They often wear the puffy jackets with the fake fur-lined hoods.	+ Eskiho -- n. Slang for girls (though certainly not limited to just them) that wear short skirts with Uggs, even in the middle of winter. They often wear the puffy jackets with the fake fur-lined hoods.

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JevanGray — 2005-06-12 19:15:43

+tweaker

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	+ ["Tweakers" Tweaker] -- n. A habitual methamphetamine user. Also slang for a catapult. +

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-06-04 13:03:41

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- Box Block -- v. To a female interfere with the courtship of another male. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin' my mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]	+ Box Block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked Sandra when Mary went and hit on Tommy. Sandra was trying to gettin' her mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-06-04 12:46:41

someone will need to clean the glossary someday to remove all the bullshit words

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	+ Brodiculous -- adj. Expressing an extreme or obscene amount of ["Bros" bro]-ness + + ''"Man, that party was brodiculous."'' +

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-06-03 09:00:05

added boner (bro + stoner), fixed anchor

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- [[Anchor(Boxblock)]] - Box Block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin' my mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]	+ Boner -- n. 1. Bro + Stoner = Boner 2. An erection + + [[Anchor(boxblock)]] + Box Block -- v. To a female interfere with the courtship of another male. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin' my mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]

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AlphaDog — 2005-06-03 08:19:26

+camel toe

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- Anti-rep -- noun. Marihuana or Hashish.	+ Anti-rep -- noun. ["Marijuana"] or Hashish.
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	+ Camel Toe -- n. physical condition caused by wearing overly tight pants or pants with an inappropriately short crotch-length; applies to both males and females +

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JevanGray — 2005-05-26 14:44:56

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- ["Weed"] -- n. ["Marijuana"]; Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong.	+ Weed -- n. ["Marijuana"]; Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong.

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-05-10 16:18:09

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	+ ["Hybrid Vehicles" Hybrids] -- noun, Davis has much more of these vehicles than most towns. +
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	+ Prius -- noun. A Toyota ["Hybrid Vehicles" Hybrid Vehicle], this town is chock full of them! +

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-05-05 21:46:02

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	+ IMO - internet slang for "In My Opinion" variations include IMHO - in my honest opinion. note that this did not orginate in Davis, but appears in the wiki a number of times. +

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JevanGray — 2005-05-04 17:05:57

actually define the term...maybe other info better suited for the Marijuana page

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- ["Weed"] -- n. Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong.	+ ["Weed"] -- n. ["Marijuana"]; Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong.

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BrentLaabs — 2005-05-04 16:53:35

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- ["Weed"] -- n. Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth.	+ ["Weed"] -- n. Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth. These people are totally wrong.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-05-04 15:49:30

not like you didn't see that coming.

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GeorgeLewis — 2005-05-04 15:28:13

elab. weed and eskiho

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- ["Weed"] -- n. This substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture. If Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids.	+ ["Weed"] -- n. Some think that this substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture and that if Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids. Others disagree and think it is the scourge of the earth.

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AlvinTsao — 2005-05-04 14:54:13

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- ["ass"] -- n. Sexual activity. usage: "did he get any ass from that chick?" Also refers to the ["Aggie Student Store"].	+ ["Ass"] -- n. Sexual activity. usage: "did he get any ass from that chick?" Also refers to the ["Aggie Student Store"].
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- butt hurt -- adj. the state of being offended or having one's feelings hurt. ''"Man, I don't know why Jake is getting all butt hurt over this."''	+ Butt Hurt -- adj. the state of being offended or having one's feelings hurt. ''"Man, I don't know why Jake is getting all butt hurt over this."''
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- cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin' my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking]	+ Cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin' my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking]
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- dormcest -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.	+ Dormcest -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.
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- eskiho -- n. Slang for girls (though certainly not limited to just them) that wear short skirts with Uggs, even in the middle of winter.	+ Eskiho -- n. Slang for girls (though certainly not limited to just them) that wear short skirts with Uggs, even in the middle of winter.
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- ["forty"] -- n. A 40oz bottle of beer, usually cheap beer or malt liqour. popular among homeless people and college students.	+ ["Forty"] -- n. A 40oz bottle of beer, usually cheap beer or malt liqour. popular among homeless people and college students.
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- hecka/hecca -- adj. Synonymous with "hella" below. Use of this version is believed to indicate a likelihood of also committing dormcest (see "dormcest" above), with all its related consequences. Reputed to be populared by conservative Christian children, where all profanity/swear words are replaced by similar-sounding words.	+ Hecka/Hecca -- adj. Synonymous with "hella" below. Use of this version is believed to indicate a likelihood of also committing dormcest (see "dormcest" above), with all its related consequences. Reputed to be populared by conservative Christian children, where all profanity/swear words are replaced by similar-sounding words.
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- indie -- adj. music that is the exact opppisite of pop music. If indie music is played on the radio it automatically loses it's indie title. It is also a way of life in which one pursues being totally different than anyone else.	+ Indie -- adj. music that is the exact opppisite of pop music. If indie music is played on the radio it automatically loses it's indie title. It is also a way of life in which one pursues being totally different than anyone else.
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- keybone -- n. what ["MattJojola" Matty], Judson Wickham, and other college-esque kids call Keystone Light.	+ Keybone -- n. what ["MattJojola" Matty], Judson Wickham, and other college-esque kids call Keystone Light.
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- ["noise permit"] -- n. They only work till midnight, but they will keep the cops at bay when used in conjunction with holy water. - - ["noise violation"] -- n. A citation issued by police to the occupants of a residence for noise levels above the limits mandated by the city.	+ ["Noise permit"] -- n. They only work till midnight, but they will keep the cops at bay when used in conjunction with holy water. + + ["Noise violation"] -- n. A citation issued by police to the occupants of a residence for noise levels above the limits mandated by the city.
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- scene -- adj. very cool in an independent music, listens to The Faint sort of way. "Man, he's so scene." Guys who wear girl pants and eye liner fit this category pretty well.	+ Scene -- adj. very cool in an independent music, listens to The Faint sort of way. "Man, he's so scene." Guys who wear girl pants and eye liner fit this category pretty well.
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- skank -- n. A female reputed to have almost non-existant standards for those she sleeps with, or someone whose dress suggests a desperate need for sexual attention ; also adj. skanky	+ Skank -- n. A female reputed to have almost non-existant standards for those she sleeps with, or someone whose dress suggests a desperate need for sexual attention ; also adj. skanky
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- tight -- adj. cool, or good friends with. often used in conjunction with [#anchor hella] "Man, the show last night was ''hella'' tight." or "Yeah, me and Randy are tight."	+ Tight -- adj. cool, or good friends with. often used in conjunction with [#anchor hella] "Man, the show last night was ''hella'' tight." or "Yeah, me and Randy are tight."
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- walk of shame -- n. 1. The walk across ["Campus" campus] in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their ["Dorms" dorm] room. 2. Walking home in the same clothes as the day before after spending the night at someone else's apartment. Usage: Scott: hey man, nice hair - you doin the walk of shame? Dan: what, me? ah... no... I, um, fell asleep in the library...	+ Walk of Shame -- n. 1. The walk across ["Campus" campus] in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their ["Dorms" dorm] room. 2. Walking home in the same clothes as the day before after spending the night at someone else's apartment. Usage: Scott: hey man, nice hair - you doin the walk of shame? Dan: what, me? ah... no... I, um, fell asleep in the library...
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- zwaffelen -- v. A Dutch term for swinging one's dick from side to side.	+ Zwaffelen -- v. A Dutch term for swinging one's dick from side to side.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-05-04 08:37:08

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JackHaskel — 2005-05-01 21:54:39

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-04-22 13:57:05

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- Sorositute -- noun. A degrading fusion of "prostitute" and "sorority."	+ Sorositute -- noun. A degrading fusion of "prostitute" and "sorority." Head down ["Frat row"] on a Friday night to find lots of these.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-04-22 13:55:40

i cannot believe this wasn't in here

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JessicaLuedtke — 2005-04-20 12:32:21

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	+ Dwiki - n. Short for Davis Wiki, for ["PopeChristof" lazy bums] who can't be bothered to say/type the whole thing.

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AbbyLawson — 2005-04-08 15:57:49

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-04-08 15:52:28

spamtastic

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	+ Spamtastic -- adj. News so wonderful that someone feels inclined to email ''everyone'' in their address book about it. Some people think the ["front page" wiki] is spamtastic when they first use it. +

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-04-01 21:34:48

"This is a glossary of Davis terms." no Davis-relevance was given for WASP

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-04-01 21:23:15

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-03-28 08:11:57

apostrophicated

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- box block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin my mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]	+ box block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin' my mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]
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- cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking] -	+ cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin' my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking] +
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- dormcest -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.	+ dormcest -- n. The act of "relations" (in the biblical sense) between persons of the same dorm building. Sometimes even between neighbours. Though "convenient," this practice has been determined by leading scientists and theologians alike to be "sick and wrong," and has been proven to lead to higher instances of owning three-legged dogs, living under tin roofs and having screen doors (among other things) later in life.
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- ["forty"] -- n. A 40oz bottle of beer, usually cheap beer or malt liqour. popular among homeless people and college students.	+ ["forty"] -- n. A 40oz bottle of beer, usually cheap beer or malt liqour. popular among homeless people and college students.
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- Grad, The -- n. Longtime shorthand for ["The Graduate"], a sports bar/restaurant/nightclub located just north of campus in ["University Mall"].	+ Grad, The -- n. Longtime shorthand for ["The Graduate"], a sports bar/restaurant/nightclub located just north of campus in ["University Mall"].
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- ["hella"] -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here]. -	+ ["hella"] -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here]. +
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- indie -- adj. music that is the exact opppisite of pop music. If indie music is played on the radio it automatically loses it's indie title. It is also a way of life in which one pursues being totally different than anyone else.	+ indie -- adj. music that is the exact opppisite of pop music. If indie music is played on the radio it automatically loses it's indie title. It is also a way of life in which one pursues being totally different than anyone else.
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- Kiesting -- verb. Sodomy	+ Kiesting -- verb. Sodomy
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- ["Local politics"] -- n. The political forces that determine the quality of students' lives on a day-to-day basis. While theoretically students could mobilize and literally control or strongly influence local politics, most students are uninclined to change their voter reigstration for unknown reasons.	+ ["Local politics"] -- n. The political forces that determine the quality of students' lives on a day-to-day basis. While theoretically students could mobilize and literally control or strongly influence local politics, most students are uninclined to change their voter reigstration for unknown reasons.
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- Ming -- verb. To flirt and network in a social situation. - - Mole -- noun. The covertly homosexual individual(s) that seek(s) to undermine the heterosexuality of the group by coercing them into homoerotic situations.	+ Ming -- verb. To flirt and network in a social situation. + + Mole -- noun. The covertly homosexual individual(s) that seek(s) to undermine the heterosexuality of the group by coercing them into homoerotic situations.
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- ["noise violation"] -- n. A citation issued by police to the occupants of a residence for noise levels above the limits mandated by the city.	+ ["noise violation"] -- n. A citation issued by police to the occupants of a residence for noise levels above the limits mandated by the city.
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- ["Weed"] -- n. This substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture. If Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids.	+ ["Weed"] -- n. This substance is one of the cornerstones of Davis life and culture. If Davis wasn't so full of good grass then it would be full of a lot of bored and angry college kids.
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- zwaffelen -- v. A Dutch term for swinging one's dick from side to side. - - -	+ zwaffelen -- v. A Dutch term for swinging one's dick from side to side. +

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AlphaDog — 2005-03-28 00:33:56

+link to william v. cruess

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- Fruit Cocktail -- n. A canned blend of fruits developed by William V. Cruess, ["UC Davis"] professor & cofounder of the field of food science.	+ Fruit Cocktail -- n. A canned blend of fruits developed by ["William Vere Cruess"], ["UC Davis"] professor & cofounder of the field of food science.
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- ["zwaffelen"] -- v. A Dutch term for swinging one's dick from side to side. - - -	+ zwaffelen -- v. A Dutch term for swinging one's dick from side to side. + + +

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-03-27 11:57:48

cross-anchored cock/box blocking

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- box block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin my mack on."	+ [[Anchor(boxblock)]] + box block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin my mack on." the female equivalent of [#cockblock cock blocking]
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- cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin my mack on."	+ [[Anchor(cockblock)]] + cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin my mack on." male equivalent of [#boxblock box blocking]

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-03-27 10:25:30

added female parallel to cock blocking

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	+ + box block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another female. "Dang, Mary totally box blocked me when she went and hit on Tommy. I was gettin my mack on."

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-03-27 00:42:45

added mack, cock block, moved cruess to seperate page

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	+ cock block -- v. To interfere with the courtship of another male. "Man, Joe totally cock blocked me when he went and hit on Lisa. I was gettin my mack on." +
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- Cruess, William Vere -- Bill was a pioneer in the use of fruits to produce fruit-juice beverages, fruit-based concentrates and syrups. He was one of the first investigators in the United States to use freezing storage for preservation of fruits and fruit products. During his years at UC Berkeley, Cruess co-founded the field of food science, established the technology of fruit dehydration, and came up with the mix that brought the fruit cocktail into homes and restaurants everywhere. In addition to inventing fruit cocktail, he introduced the Spanish olive to food processing and was responsible for apricot nectar. He was present at one of the first judgings of California wines about 1936, and World War II found him perfecting food packaging for the army. The UC Berkeley food science department which also developed prune juice was latered transferred to the Davis campus during WWII. Cruess Hall was dedicated to William V. Cruess in March 1960. Cruess died at age 82 in 1968. - - ["Crunk"] -- either crazy+drunk, or crusty+punk.	+ ["Crunk"] -- adj. either crazy+drunk, or crusty+punk.
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	+ Mack - v. 1. heavy flirting 2. making out +

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-03-17 10:08:13

anchored and linked hella, added "tight"

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- hella -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here].	+ [[Anchor(hella)]] + ["hella"] -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here].
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	+ tight -- adj. cool, or good friends with. often used in conjunction with [#anchor hella] "Man, the show last night was ''hella'' tight." or "Yeah, me and Randy are tight." +

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-03-14 20:26:12

uniformized all dashes, and added "Transients"

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- Anti-rep-- noun. Marihuana or Hashish.	+ Anti-rep -- noun. Marihuana or Hashish.
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- Chunkler, noun-- A female that is 10-30 lbs overweight according to a simple Body Mass Index scale. - - Chickensquak--1. noun-- incessant chatter typically by females. - - Creezlers-- noun. Pubic lice	+ Chunkler, noun -- A female that is 10-30 lbs overweight according to a simple Body Mass Index scale. + + Chickensquak -- 1. noun -- incessant chatter typically by females. + + Creezlers -- noun. Pubic lice
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- ["Dirty Breakfast"] -- n. 1. A breakfast excursion with your partner from the night before--in the same clothes you were wearing. 2. Any occassion when one go to breakfast in the clothes you were wearing the night before.	+ ["Dirty Breakfast"] -- n. 1. A breakfast excursion with your partner from the night before -- in the same clothes you were wearing. 2. Any occassion when one go to breakfast in the clothes you were wearing the night before.
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- DLTB-- verb. Acronym for "Down Low Tea Bag"; The act of putting ones testicles on an unconscious individuals face in the absence of any onlookers/accomplices. - - Dockfight-- noun. Verbal or physical assaults arising from contested order of launching/docking vessels. - - Doozledorf-- verb. To drive a vehicle while severely intoxicated, typically an automobile.	+ DLTB -- verb. Acronym for "Down Low Tea Bag"; The act of putting ones testicles on an unconscious individuals face in the absence of any onlookers/accomplices. + + Dockfight -- noun. Verbal or physical assaults arising from contested order of launching/docking vessels. + + Doozledorf -- verb. To drive a vehicle while severely intoxicated, typically an automobile.
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- Dresden-- verb. A bowel movement accompanied by pain and perceived heat. -etymology; Dresden Germany was completely incinerated with firebombs by Allied forces during WWII.	+ Dresden -- verb. A bowel movement accompanied by pain and perceived heat. -etymology; Dresden Germany was completely incinerated with firebombs by Allied forces during WWII.
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- Fault-- 1. abstract noun. Referring to an attitude which stresses hedonism above all else, also characterized by a lack of observance to social mores, very often resulting in actions that deliberately represent the antithesis of acceptable behavior. 2. prefix. Fault-, A modifier that is attached to the beginning of a word to denote its association with faultiness. 3. verb. to fault, faulting, Engaging in behavior that is faulty.[ - - Fault-rig-- noun. An automobile in particularly bad repair. - - FaultSkeez-- noun. A significant other. -synonym; Girlfriend, Boyfriend. - - Filth-- noun, Generally referring to promiscuity. - - Filthing-- verb. Sexual intercourse. - - Filthle-- noun. Typically and young and/or naive male/female who engages in promiscuous behavior. - - Fishnetting-- verb. Loitering outside of a drinking establishment at the end of a night for the sole purpose of seducing unaccompanied members of the opposite sex.	+ Fault -- 1. abstract noun. Referring to an attitude which stresses hedonism above all else, also characterized by a lack of observance to social mores, very often resulting in actions that deliberately represent the antithesis of acceptable behavior. 2. prefix. Fault-, A modifier that is attached to the beginning of a word to denote its association with faultiness. 3. verb. to fault, faulting, Engaging in behavior that is faulty.[ + + Fault-rig -- noun. An automobile in particularly bad repair. + + FaultSkeez -- noun. A significant other. -synonym; Girlfriend, Boyfriend. + + Filth -- noun, Generally referring to promiscuity. + + Filthing -- verb. Sexual intercourse. + + Filthle -- noun. Typically and young and/or naive male/female who engages in promiscuous behavior. + + Fishnetting -- verb. Loitering outside of a drinking establishment at the end of a night for the sole purpose of seducing unaccompanied members of the opposite sex.
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- G-Dubs-- noun. Genital warts	+ G-Dubs -- noun. Genital warts
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- Gummo-- adjectival noun. Evoking the impression of abject Appalachian poverty.	+ Gummo -- adjectival noun. Evoking the impression of abject Appalachian poverty.
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- Herplers-- noun, Genital Herpes	+ Herplers -- noun, Genital Herpes
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- Kiesting-- verb. Sodomy - - Kim Jong Il-- adjective. A descriptor for a situation where feces is or has the potential of becoming a weapon. -etymology; North Korea's final deterrent are their nuclear arms controlled by despot Kim Jong Il.	+ Kiesting -- verb. Sodomy + + Kim Jong Il -- adjective. A descriptor for a situation where feces is or has the potential of becoming a weapon. -etymology; North Korea's final deterrent are their nuclear arms controlled by despot Kim Jong Il.
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- Ming-- verb. To flirt and network in a social situation. - - Mole-- noun. The covertly homosexual individual(s) that seek(s) to undermine the heterosexuality of the group by coercing them into homoerotic situations. - - MozeyWozey-- noun. An inexpensive motel room.	+ Ming -- verb. To flirt and network in a social situation. + + Mole -- noun. The covertly homosexual individual(s) that seek(s) to undermine the heterosexuality of the group by coercing them into homoerotic situations. + + MozeyWozey -- noun. An inexpensive motel room.
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- Nize-- verb. Agressive and calculated flirtation resulting in seduction.	+ Nize -- verb. Agressive and calculated flirtation resulting in seduction.
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- Old-timer - n. someone who's lived in Davis long enough to comment on city affairs. Examples can often be seen in the ["The Davis Enterprise" local newspaper] in the letters column. Just look for letters that start off, "I've been a Davis resident for [x] years..."	+ Old-timer -- n. someone who's lived in Davis long enough to comment on city affairs. Examples can often be seen in the ["The Davis Enterprise" local newspaper] in the letters column. Just look for letters that start off, "I've been a Davis resident for [x] years..."
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- PBD-- noun. Acronym; Post Bender Depression, The emotional low felt after spending no less than three(3) days drunk.	+ PBD -- noun. Acronym; Post Bender Depression, The emotional low felt after spending no less than three(3) days drunk.
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- Rag-- suffix. When added to the end of a noun, particularly a person (Jim-rag, or Safeway-rag), denotes a sense of familiarity. -archaic usage; a codifying word arbitrarily interjected into conversation to increase esoteric value and confuse eavesdroppers. - - ["Reg Card"] - n. Your UCD Registration Card. Very useful. - - Rep-- verb. To party hard on a reliable and consistent basis.	+ Rag -- suffix. When added to the end of a noun, particularly a person (Jim-rag, or Safeway-rag), denotes a sense of familiarity. -archaic usage; a codifying word arbitrarily interjected into conversation to increase esoteric value and confuse eavesdroppers. + + ["Reg Card"] -- n. Your UCD Registration Card. Very useful. + + Rep -- verb. To party hard on a reliable and consistent basis.
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- Sea-Donk-- noun. A female encountered during an aquatic activity.	+ Sea-Donk -- noun. A female encountered during an aquatic activity.
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- Shmob-- verb. To travel. - - Smoldering-- adverb. To appear and/or behave flamboyantly metrosexual. - - Stacking-- verb. Ritualistic partying on Haystacks. - - Swole-- adjective. To be excessively muscular.	+ Shmob -- verb. To travel. + + Smoldering -- adverb. To appear and/or behave flamboyantly metrosexual. + + Stacking -- verb. Ritualistic partying on Haystacks. + + Swole -- adjective. To be excessively muscular.
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- Tel-- 1. noun. One's domicile. 2. noun. A social event. - - Terror Game-- noun. Abandoning a successful seduction to instead frighten the potential partner with cryptic threats and bizarre behavior. -	+ Tel -- 1. noun. One's domicile. 2. noun. A social event. + + Terror Game -- noun. Abandoning a successful seduction to instead frighten the potential partner with cryptic threats and bizarre behavior. + + Transients -- noun, plural. The politically correct term used to describe the homeless people of Davis. Ironically, some of these "transients" have lived here longer than most students will.
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- Whorthal-- 1. adjectival noun, To hinder the party atmosphere either by direct opposition or lack of motivation. Almost always attributable to the effects of Anti-rep.	+ Whorthal -- 1. adjectival noun, To hinder the party atmosphere either by direct opposition or lack of motivation. Almost always attributable to the effects of Anti-rep.
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AlphaDog — 2005-03-02 18:31:23

+zwaffelen

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JevanGray — 2005-02-28 16:14:18

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- ["Lamargate"]	+ ["Lamargate"] -- n. The illegal endorsement of political candidates by ["ASUCD"].

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JenKao — 2005-02-28 04:14:42

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JenKao — 2005-02-28 03:32:17

lamargate.

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JenKao — 2005-02-27 05:33:11

norcal rage...

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- ["AllCal"] -- 1. adj. Used to describe an idea that NorCal and SoCal are still one state, to remind fellow Californians that people, whether from North or South, are still pretty much the same (as in still are human beings), and to counteract the North vs. South hate spewing from the ["Two States"] debate and ["NorCal Rage"]. 2 n. All Cal (slightly different) is also the name of a trip that ["SOS"] runs, along with all the other UC's to a big-name ski resort out of state. Last year's All Cal was in Whistler, B.C.	+ ["AllCal"] -- 1. adj. Used to describe an idea that NorCal and SoCal are still one state, to remind fellow Californians that people, whether from North or South, are still pretty much the same (as in still are human beings), and to counteract the North vs. South hate spewing from the ["Two States"] debate and ["Norcal Rage"]. 2 n. All Cal (slightly different) is also the name of a trip that ["SOS"] runs, along with all the other UC's to a big-name ski resort out of state. Last year's All Cal was in Whistler, B.C.

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JenKao — 2005-02-27 05:32:29

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JenKao — 2005-02-27 05:15:36

redid wording.

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AbbyLawson — 2005-02-27 04:11:50

added second all cal meaning :-)

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JenKao — 2005-02-27 03:50:26

AllCal =)

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JenKao — 2005-02-27 03:27:23

fix spelling

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- ["Two States"] -- n. The belief that California should be divided in two, north and south. This seems to be more popular with nor-cal folks than with their southern counterparts.	+ ["Two States"] -- n. The belief that California should be divided in two, north and south. This seems to be more popular with NorCal folks than with their Southern counterparts.

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JenKao — 2005-02-27 03:26:01

added urbandictionary link to hella. and linked to socal wiki

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- hella -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from So. Cal. It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective.	+ hella -- adj. A word which will cause shock and confusion among many incoming freshmen from ["Southern California" SoCal] It's short for "a hell of a...", and can be used to modify any adjective. Find an in-depth definition of its uses and history [http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hella&r=f here].

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-02-21 23:14:04

crunk!

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JaimeRaba — 2005-02-21 00:46:42

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