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Big Iron

Big Iron: A firearm, specifically a revolver. Due to the thick metal used in creating old-style revolvers such as the Colt Peacemaker or the newer Ruger Blackhawk/Redhawk, and partially due to the weight of the weapon, they earned the nickname "Big Iron." This phrase became largely popular after Marty Robbins' widly successful gunfighting ballad called "Big Iron."

"No lone dared to ask his business no one dared to make the slip, the stranger there amoung them had a big iron on his hip"

by wakyjdogboy April 12, 2017

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slanging that iron

slanging a gun;killing people

i been slanging that iron ya herd meh ! neva been pussy

by kyiy February 7, 2018


Kiss Iron

Telling someone to kill themselves. Refers to the placement of a gun barrel inside someoneโ€™s mouth.

A: GGEZ Yโ€™all trash

B: Kiss Iron, loser

by ClickBaitVEVO November 15, 2022


iron temple

referring to the place where one lifts weights ; potential gains can be found here ; the gym

Andy: Do ya want to hit up the iron temple later?
Jim: Sure, I always wanna pound out some reps.

by godmanrofl July 8, 2015


Iron Jack

Australian slang for drug resistant venereal disease, usually Gonorrhea

That bastard has a case of iron jack , don't go anywhere near him.

by pseudonym@pseudonym September 2, 2017


Big Iron

A colloquism from the American Frontier days, referring to a handgun with a long barrel, as mentioned in the Marty Robbins song, featured in the video game Fallout: New Vegas. It was the style of the time for many to carry shorter barreled guns, often with the front sight filed down or completely off, to aid in a faster draw. So, anyone carrying a long barreled gun was assumed to be confident enough in their ability to handle the gun they would trade the speed of a shorter barrel for accuracy of a longer one.

Watch out for the stranger who just rolled into town, he carries a big iron on his hip.

by Jen45 December 7, 2018

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Ironic Weeaboo

An obnoxious person that claims to ironically be a "weeaboo" because he's insecure about liking Japanese media.

The ironic weeaboo usually only "likes" anime and that are considered novel and low-depth like Maidragon, Monster Musume and Love Live or entry level such as Kill la Kill, Evangelion, and Jojo. The same goes for his Japanese game tastes which usually consists of equally surface-y series such as Neptunia, Senran Kagura, and Danganronpa of which most of the time he'll never actually play and will only claim so due to, again, it's novelty and "Japanese-ness"; The most the ironic weeaboo will ever actually "play" a game are pay-to-win mobages featuring fapbait girls such as Granblue Fantasy and Fate/Grand Order as it's easier to get into by just throwing hundreds of dollars at the screen than putting the investment in an actual, in-depth game as that would make them too "cringey" and "weird".

The ironic weeaboo is also quite fond of forced loosely anime-derived fads such as Earth-chan, Smug Wendy's, "Traps aren't gay", vaporwave, etc. and tired out phrases that have lost their meaning entirely like "waifu" and "thicc".

When the ironic weeaboo brings himself among the people that actually are actual fans of Japanese media he will immediately be hated which then the ironic weeaboo will become immensely butthurt. Thus he'll usually only ever be around other ironic weeaboos instead. You can mostly see them writhing about in Discord servers with anime girl avatars.

BillyCoolGuy: So what's everyone's favorite Japanese game so far this year?
C u T e A n i M e B o I z: Senran Kagura is pretty dope has a lot of thicc waifus ngl fam tbh
BillyCoolGuy: Um...so did you actually play it?
C u T e A n i M e B o I z: Kek no uwu
Steve4322: Ugh, Just kick this guy out already. I can already tell he's one of those "ironic weeaboos".

by CuteVulture January 26, 2018

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