The number before nine and after seven.

The number of "chugga's" one places prior to the phrase "choo choo."

short for a .38 special revolver firearm

commonly applied to 1/8th of an ounce. can be used for larger quantities but isnt a standard measurment for anything over an o.

Eight is a very blessed number. It is also a lucky number in the Chinese culture. Anyone with an Eight on the license plate is considered almost famous.

A simple way to make fun of heterosexual people confusing them. Similar to the word "straight"

a term at which one describes a weight of marijuana. It is one eighth of an ounce, approx. 1.7grams.

if you had searched "Eleven" you would see a character from the show Stranger Things. This is also a character from Stranger Things. She was raised in Hawkins lab alongside eleven but escaped sometime before eleven. Like other test subjects, (yes there are others, I will touch on that soon.) she has her own unique power, which is making people see what she wants them to see. She appeared in a filler episode in season 2 where she tries to recruit Eleven into her criminal gang that hunts down Hawkins lab employees. I guess many people with psychic powers go through a weird phase when they are young where they are addicted to a specific brand because, in the book suspicious minds, young Kali (shoot I should have mentioned that was Eight's name) likes hostess cupcakes. Other test subjects include 3: Ricky, can control people by talking; 6: Francine, can see near future; 9: Jamie, can start fires; and 10: Marcie, no powers so far just Jamie's twin. There's also the Mk ultra test subjects: Ken, Gloria, Alice; who could see the far future, and Terry; Eleven's mom. Only 8 and Terry have appeared in The Tv series, the rest are from books. Eventually, Dr. Brenner relocated any remaining test subjects so that he could focus on Eleven, who had the most potential.

A complex game which consists of writing the number eight on a piece of paper until someone wins. A game of eight can take anywhere from mere seconds to several minutes. To an un-experienced player, the game can seem baffling, with the more experienced of the players winning seemingly for no reason leaving the n00b baffled and unsure to what has just happened.

The rules are complex. Players take turns at writing the number eight until one of the two players announces they are the winner. That person then becomes the winner.

A number of 'moves' and tactics are possible. The box for example involves drawing a number eight around the opponents number eight and the contact (an often shunned move) consists of drawing a number eight so close to an opponents number eight, the touch. The flank consists of drawing a number eight either side of an opponents number eight. Several other moves exist but are often unused except for in professional or league play.