Boat Anchor Edit Meaning

1.

One who exhibits or demonstrates a complete absence of intelligence or usefulness, and who would probably be best utilized by being dropped to the bottom of some body of water to hold a boat in place.

That guy that works in Marketing is a complete boat anchor.

2.

a heavy and useless object, especially a usless computer

If you buy that one, all you will get is a boat anchor.

3.

1. Any large electronic device that has become outdated, and thus is much larger and heavier than modern versions. A small (usually handheld) such device is called a brick.

2. In ham radio, a piece of radio equipment meeting the criteria in definition 1.

1. That stereo is a total boat anchor!

2. I went to a hamfest last weekend and bought a boat anchor from the 1970's.

See radio, old, obsolete

4.

a horrendously fat or slow person. can be used as a joke.

holy crap dude, what a BOAT anchor!

when a skinny girl you know walks by:

(loudly) hey man, make some room for this BOAT ANCHOR!

See boat anchor, anchor, fat, overweight, insult, yokken

5.

Engine in a Commodore; Especialy a VB and VC including the V8; lump of shit!