Country Dictionary

A fork of Rural Dictionary

Jew Ha

The University of Hartford. The term derives from combining the abbreviation of the schools name, "U Ha" and substituting "Jew" for "U" owning to the fact that there are a large number of Jewish students (mostly from New York) in attendance.

I majored in Public Administration at Jew Ha.

by ekks September 23, 2010

shooting match

Your entire efforts to achieve a goal through an inter-related, and sometimes complex, series of tasks. Usually preceded by the word "whole" as in "the whole shooting match"; alternatively "the whole shootin' match"

When Johnny got caught cheating on his wife - he lost the whole shooting match. game project enterprise

by ekks September 14, 2010

brand spanking new

the quality of an item recently manufactured and/or purchased a short while ago and without showing any marks, scratches or other defects. The terminology derives from the obsolete practice of spanking a newborn human on the back immediately after birth to stimulate breathing.

Yep. Just drove it off the lot and it is brand spanking new.

by ekks September 23, 2010

Peanuts

A lot of money.

He had so much money it was ridiculous. We might as well have been counting peanuts.

by ekks September 23, 2010

Clamshell

A $100 bill. Named this way as a derivation of "C Note". "C" being the roman numeral for 100.

I paid 2 clamshells for those shoes.

by ekks September 23, 2010

Real McCoy

In the legend of the bitter feud between the Hatfields and McCoys, a bloodline offspring of the McCoy's was the real McCoy. A child born from parents consisting of one Hatfield and one McCoy was not a real McCoy. Therefore anything that is not genuine is not the real McCoy.

This store brand coke is not the real McCoy.

by ekks September 23, 2010

Shooting beaver

The act of a woman spreading her legs while wearing a short skirt and no panties so you can see her vagina.

I was sitting in class and Amy was shooting beaver at me from across the room.

by ekks September 23, 2010