" riffled "

 [ "riffle" ]

1: Riffle is a type of card shuffle which is done by separating cards into two halves and interleaving them.

  * e.g.,  ... You can't get a job in Vegas if you can't riffle shuffle. 

 [ "riffle" ]

1: how an old man pronounces rifle

  * e.g.,  ... old man: hey kid have you ever shot a riffle 

 [ "Riffle" ]

1: Stands for Roommates For Life. RFL, the is pronounced Riffle. Usually is synoymous with "best friends." Can also be used to distinguish a satisfactory living arrangement.

  * e.g.,  ... I'm living with my Riffle next year, of course. 

 [ "Riffle" ]

1: Shuffling poker chips into a stack with one hand.

  * e.g.,  ... Poker players usually riffle their poker chips while waiting for their turn to play. 

 [ "Riffling" ]

1: pronounced > Riffle-ing <

  * e.g.,  ... "he's mad for Riffling on the dance floor." 

 [ "Riffling" ]

2: another term for masturbation/wanking

  * e.g.,  ... "i spent the whole night Riffling in front of the computer" 

 [ "snipper riffle" ]

1: A long distance precision weapon used by snippers to assassinate enemies. Not to be confused with a sniper rifle

  * e.g.,  ... "Oh my god, somebody shot Steve with a snipper riffle!" 

 [ "Riffle effect" ]

1: Busting a load on your own face

  * e.g.,  ... That dude just riffled himself, riffle effect 

 [ "chowder riffle" ]

1: a cock,dick. or penis

  * e.g.,  ... I have a big chowder riffle. 

 [ "phantom riffled" ]

1: phantom riffle is the act of seraching through some ones bag and throwing there stuff all over the room with the un suspecting victim asleep

  * e.g.,  ... bobbie awakes from her sleep only to find her suit case had been phantom riffled bobbie (wakes up) "dammm it i have been phantom riffled" 

 [ "Cut the Riffle" ]

1: An expression used by upper management that actually has no etymological meaning or foundation, which in fact serves the point of its usage. The expression can be defined as reaching an undefined goal or thing using whatever means available. "Cut the riffle" is given meaning by the way it's used. Usually when a task at hand needs to be completed; by "cutting the riffle" the person undertaking the task is doing whatever he or she needs to do in order to complete it.

  * e.g.,  ... Boss: "Can you cut the riffle?" Employee (feigning confidence): Yes.