wickedNH's definitions

Frankfurt

A frankfurt is a hot dog.

Get me a frankfurt

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

Decked

Decked or Decked out, Dressed nicely. or liked "pimped out"

1. Man you got all decked out for the dance

2. You decked your car all out

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

fenway park

The Red Sox's home park. Located in Boston, MA. Small but it is HOME. With the green giant, hell yeah! GO SOX!

(ahem...YANKEES or shall i say SKANKEES SUCK!)

I'm going to fenway for the game tonight, i'll get a fenway frank, and sit in the grandstands, but i can still see Wolly!

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

The T

The Boston subway system. Represents the triumph of fuzzy logic, or something, because it does not actually stand for any single word. Cambridge Seven Associates thought it up in the early 1960s when the state hired them to design graphics for the then new MBTA. Their goal was to come up with something as recognizable as a cross that also evoked the idea of transit, transportation, tunnel, etc.

There are four lines: Red (because it used to end at Harvard, whose color is crimson); Blue (it runs along the ocean); Green (it goes to the leafy suburbs of Brookline and Newton) and Orange (because it used to run above what was once known as Orange Street).

You'll sometimes hear references to the Purple Line (collectively all the commuter lines) and the Silver Line (a fancy-shmancy bus line that the T pretends is as good as a subway, running along the route of the old Orange Line elevated).

Take the redline on the T from alewife to parkstreet, then change to the greenline at parkstreet until you get to Kenmore for Fenway Park.

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

So don't I

Means So do I... silly ungrammatical New England residents.

~I love tupac shakur's music.

"OH so don't it!"

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

Quality

if it is said in sarcastic tone then meaning it is a piece of shit.

::messy homework:: well that is some quality work.

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

Hoodsie

1. A small cup of ice cream, the kind that comes with a flat wooden spoon (from H.P. Hood, the dairy that sells them). KC Black reports: "Part of their charm was on finishing them you'd suck and then fold the wooden spoon risking splintahs from the folded wood.

Mom i want a hoodsie for dessert.

by wickedNH February 6, 2004