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service

v. performing any of a multitude of sex acts

The San Diego hos were lining the docks and ready to service the sailors who were returning to shore after six months at sea.

by Richard Black May 13, 2005

76πŸ‘ 30πŸ‘Ž


barefoot and pregnant

adj. phrase to describe certain married females who wanted to work outside of the home but forbidden by their protective husbands. Usage common in the U.S. to about 1960.

Joe kept Sarah hushed up about working a factory shift by keeping her barefoot and pregnant. He knocked her up everytime she bled so she'd have too much to do at home than to think about other work.

by Richard Black April 29, 2005

1256πŸ‘ 899πŸ‘Ž


high yaller

In the southern U.S., a person who is a product of an interracial sexual encounter. Their skin is also called 'bright' by their peers.

Kenyatta is a perfect blend of Tyrone, her black daddy, and Lisa her white college cheerleader mother. She is bright in more ways than one.

by Richard Black February 28, 2005

35πŸ‘ 28πŸ‘Ž


folding money

n. paper currency as opposed to coins. (Southern dialect).

Bubba was tired of all of that loose change in his pocket rubbing his leg so he want into the store and swapped it for folding money.

by Richard Black September 25, 2007

39πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


unfuckable

A fat black girl that is so grossly overweight nobody would date her, much less have sex with her.

La Toya weighed 550 pounds and was totally unfuckable.

by Richard Black March 11, 2005

132πŸ‘ 162πŸ‘Ž


alkyhall

n. alcohol. Pronounced as above phonetic spelling. Heard mainly in the Southern U. S., referring to liquid spirits.

'Don't fergit to brang back both rubbin' and drankin' alkyhall when you come back from town, heah?' said Pappy.

by Richard Black August 3, 2005

14πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž


chicken feed

n. small amount of change (coins). (Southern US dialect).

Bubba went into the country store to ask for foldin' money for the chicken feed he had in his pocket.

by Richard Black September 25, 2007

45πŸ‘ 19πŸ‘Ž