andy's definitions

Atamuchi

a flash artist part of sheezy art never really has a main character, for a while he had Jinji a deamon dog but he thought it was copy right to Nch also part of sheezyart and Deviantart know by NCH85. Atamuchi's favorite artist is NCH...

Dude: hey have you seen Atamuchi's flash work?

guy: Who?

by Andy March 20, 2005

Moosii

plural of moose, more than one moose, alternative to mooses

What happened to you?? Were you sexually assaulted by a group of moosii?

by Andy November 11, 2004

Otokh

Monster. A gigantic bloated white spider which spits strands of paralysing thread and has a high Combat Skill; a powerful opponent.

Appears in Lone Wolf 21: Voyage of the Moonstone, carried on board a pirate ship.

Not only is it impossible to avoid combat with the creature, you need to use Kai skills or magic to make sure it doesn't hit you with its threads before you get into close combat range.

by Andy May 2, 2004

salty

Out of luck; High and dry

By the time he got the handle it was empty. "Shit man" he said, "I'm salty."

by Andy November 3, 2002

whadac

The frequently used phrase 'What a cunt' said quickly.

Instead of saying "Yo Graham" try "Yo Whadac" instead!

by Andy March 29, 2004

itikar

One of a species of large, apparently carniverous birds used by the army of Vassagonia in the fantasy world of Magnamund. An itikar is like a giant eagle or hawk, and is ridden saddled, like a horse. The birds are ferocious and hard to tame, and make fearsome adversaries in combat.

In Lone Wolf 5: Shadow on the Sand, Lone Wolf escapes from the zakhan's palace by riding on an itikar.

by Andy April 25, 2004

Leviathan

1) any large, powerful monster or creature.

2) a giant whale in Greek (or is it Roman?) mythology.

3) a similar giant whale in Final Fantasy games.

4) title of a book by Thomas Hobbes, which gives an authoritarian argument that flaws in human nature make the state necessary.

5) a name for the state, especially an authoritarian and far-reaching state, derived from Hobbes's book.

The front cover of Hobbes's book shows a picture of a giant king, the state, made up of lots of little people.

The irony is that Hobbes is effectively advocating the creation of a "monster", which is what Leviathan initially was.

by Andy May 1, 2004