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dueling banjo's

Its a song usually hummed by people when going into a small country town. just like in the movie "Deliverence". The 2nd riff of the song is hummed most of the time not the chord play in the begining. Often reference to a town full of the modern slang for folk people "hillbilly" and "Rednecks".

Joey: Hey Tim what town are we in?
Tim: Some town in Alabama.
Joey sees people sitting on the front porch of a house!
Tim begins to hum Dueling Banjo's.
Tim: "da da da da da da da da da"
Joey: "da da da da da da da da da"
Tim: "da da da da da"
Joey:" da da da da da"

by Beavis5000 December 12, 2009


playing the banjo

giving/ receiving a hand job

Baily- Jp played my banjo

JP- I was playing the banjo at bailys last night

by Sami J April 18, 2008


banjo gravy

The dirtiest man jizz you can muster.

Banjo gravy got all over that bastard.

by f'n holden and merkman and camron March 03, 2004


dueling banjos

Something of/relating to the Hillbilly/Redneck/Appalachian Mountian style of life, or common practices of those people

1. Talk about dueling bangos, cuddling with your sister??? That's just gross.

2. "Cletus why did we have to park so close to my parents"..."Now Hunny, they're my parents too" ....(This is an example of a dueling banjos situation)

3. Could you have said that any more dueling banjos?? ...(refering to the manner/accent which someone used)

by Anonymous September 11, 2003


wet banjo

When you're petting a dog and his leg starts to shake like he is playing the banjo and than he starts to pee.

Kyle was petting the dog when all of a sudden he threw a wet banjo and made a real mess on the rug.

by drifterking September 28, 2021


Banjo tongue

When your tongue is tired from making out with your sister.

Man it was a long night last night, I have had banjo tongue all day.

by CarArt November 23, 2019


time banjo

A time banjo occurs when there is a break or lull in proceedings at a party and people begin to wonder whether they should be leaving.

There was a time banjo at about one o'clock, but we got through it and the party ended at around 4am.

Don't do a time banjo, Jonathan.

The time banjo was really awkward so we got on our coats and left.

by Martin Overly February 27, 2016