A:
An A
tuning fork.
Example: Man, my guitar's way out of tune.
Can you pass me my A?
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a
(good) kay and a half: One
and a half kilometres; the distance to anywhere
from anywhere else; a long way.
Example: Where's Christie's Beach? About a
kay and a half that way.
How far are we from home? We'd be a good kay and
a half, I reckon.
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A
Buck One-Eighty: You
have A Buck Three-Eighty. I have always heard it
this way--so there's a variant.
Example: Wonder if a buck three-eighty is
actually the same amount as a buck one-eighty?
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a
buck three eighty: The
price for anything.
Example: Q: How much is this, sir? A:
That's a buck three eighty.
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a
case of the ass or redass: Highly
annoyed, pissed off. Currently used in US Army.
Example: Sergeant Greenfield has this huge
case of the ass with me ever since I wrecked his
humvee.
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a
couple two three: I
guess this means two or three. (We don't say this
in Chicago. It's a weird thing they say out west
or something.)
Example: He had a couple two three dogs in
his yard.
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a
dollar three eightyfive: A
nonsensical price for when one does not want to
give the real price.
Example: How much did my Lexus cost? A
dollar three eightyfive.
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a
double: A
twenty dollar bill.
Example: I've got eighty dollars on me,
all I need is a double to make it a hundred.
[A double sawbuck is a twenty. Read Dashiell
Hammett or Raymond Chandler to see fin, sawbuck,
and double sawbuck in action.]
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a
fin: Five
dollars. (Gamblers use it for $500.)
Example: All I have is a fin and two
dollars in change in my pocket.
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a
freddy: a
pint of beer, more specifically a pint of
heineken, named after the late freddy heineken
Example: Two freddys and a ginger ale,
please.
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a
happy Birthday: A
phrase mostly used by guys when they catch
themselves in a situation when
a girl exposes some part of her anatomy without
knowing it, clothed or not.
Usually happens at the gym.
Example: Did you see that girl's shirt?
Now that is a happy birthday.
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A
List: The
people at school who are cooler than anyone else
in the school.
Example: I'm not cool enough to go out
with her--she's A list.
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a
Monet: Someone
who is very good looking from a distance, yet
from up close the attraction diminishes.
Example: He was hot from afar, but he
turned out to be a Monet when I went up to speak.
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a
mouse in his pocket: Phrase
used to describe someone large, probably very
strong, but intensely stupid. From _Of Mice and
Men_[?]
Example: We've got a new guy at work who
worries me; I swear I think he's got a mouse in
his pocket.
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a
nifty: A
fifty dollar bill.
Example: I borrowed a nifty from my mom
and she upped it five bucks more.Now I owe her
fifty-five dollars.
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a
pig in your pocket: Used
when a person doesn't want to assist another.
Example: What do you mean we? Is there a
pig in your pocket?
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a
sims moment: Brief
moment in which you can relate something in real
life to something in the computer simulation game
The Sims. Usually occurs after rounds of playing
said game.
Example: I'm having a sims moment. This
kitchen looks almost like what I did in The Sims
last night.
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a
sleeve: A
hundred dollar bill.
Example: I got seven hundred dollars, all
in sleeves.
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a
solid: A
favor.
Example: Do me a solid and send me that
website link.
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a
whole 'nother: An
entirely different. I've noticed this phrase in
the vocabulary of many people of various
backgrounds and have even heard it on national
TV, but I have yet to see it written down (before
now).
Example: That's a whole 'nother story.
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A's
and C's: n.
(plural) abbr. of Arts and Crafts. Slang form,
creative endeavour.
Example: They're letting me out of that
place today so I can do some A's and C's.
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A'stake:
A
mistake, (Thanks, Erin.)
Example: I'm sorry, I made a'stake.
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A-Bag:
Real
estate exchanger term meaning a keeper property
that would not be traded off without a
substantial advantage gained.
Example: That's a good property--it's
A-Bag.
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A-D-orable:
Really
adorable and cute.
Example: Look at that guy, he's
A-D-orable!
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a-delic:
Usually
seen after funk, mack, or shag. Emphasizes the
previous word to its maximum.
Example: That lowrider is pimp-a-delic.
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a-dollar-three-eighty:
The
price for anything.
Example: Question: How much is it? Answer:
A-dollar-three-eighty.
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a-game:
To
do your best effort possible in any endeavor, not
just pertaining to sports.
Example: I didn't do to well on that test
last week, next time I'm going to bring my
A-game.
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A-list:
A
mythical group of weblogs and personal sites (and
their creators) who are simply Much Cooler Than
You. It is worth noting that (a) no such list
actually exists, (b) those who are on the list
adamantly deny its existence, and (c) it is not
the same as the Cabal. A-list is frequently used
in a mocking manner by those who are not members.
Example: Oh, one link from kottke.org and
now you go all A-list on us! OR You haven't seen
this yet? All the A-listers linked to it.
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a-loin:
Used
in the place alone. Especially leave me alone.
Example: I'm having a bad day, so just
leave me a-loin.
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A-madnay:
(uh-mad-nay)
From the French, un moment donné, at a given
time.
Example: We really need to catch up. Maybe
we could go for coffee a-madnay.
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a-scared:
Like
afraid, but not as dramatic. Usually an
adjective, but sometimes a verb.
Example: Oh, you a-scared me, I didn't
know anyone was here.
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A.R.
three-eighty: An
anal rententive person. A perfectionist.
Example: Ugh, look at how he constantly
straightens his hair. What an A.R. three-eighty.
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Aabar:
To
use sly, deceitful, or illegal tactics to occupy
the first place in any ordered listing, esp.
phone directories.
Example: You will have to aabar well to
rank higher in the dictionary than this.
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aaboos:
Abuse.
Brummie translation of the Welsh.
Example: You are aaboosing me, you naughty
Welshman.
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aaiight!:
All
Right! Used in times of intense emotion.
Example: Dad: Son, get in there and clean
your room. Son: Aaiight!
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aarqeunaamaaei:
(Pronounciation:
arch-ay-nay-mey) Used in the place of arch enemy.
However, aarqeunaamaaei usually refers to
political enemies.
(Plural: aarqeunaamaaeis)
Example: Fidel Castro and George W. Bush
are aarqeunaamaaeis.
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Aazing:
Like
amazing, but not quite.
Example: The 30-story building was aazing.
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abacoral:
The
backbone of a snail.
Example: Hello, class. We're going to look
for abacorals today.
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Abal:
Used
by the younger generation to label a person as
dumb, uncouth, unsophisticated.
Example: You're just an Abal.
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abbamatically:
The
tendency for an unbearably cloying song to
repeat over and over in your head all day after
hearing it on the radio.
Example: More Than a Woman has been
playing abbamatically in my head since breakfast.
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abbeverate:
To
feed a person a drink, to offer a drink, or
provide a drink.
Example: I'm going to abbeverate our
guests before they die of thirst.
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Abdicate:
To
give up all hope of ever having a flat stomach.
Example: If you drink 24 beers a day you
must be prepared to abdicate seeing your toes
again.
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abeer:
used
in place of ahmen, usually as a type of thanks.
Example: Paul-I'll get the next round of
sodas. Group (in unision)-abeer!
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abella:
Someone
who owns everything possible.
Example: That abella rules at
Counter-strike.
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Aberzombie:
One
who wears only Abercrombie & Fitch clothing.
Example: Trust me, you're not his type.
He's only into other Aberzombies like himself.
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abnatural:
an
obscene violation of what is natural.
Example: McDonald's food, industrial
pollution, and repression of happiness are all
abnatural, screaming contradictions to healthy
existence.
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abode:
A
board. A piece of lumber used to build a
structure.
Example: Is that abode fence?
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aboot:
About.
Used to emphasize Canadianess.
Example: You're Canadian?
What are you talking aboot, eh?
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abra-kebabra:
aboot:
About.
Used to emphasize Canadianess.
Example: You're Canadian?
What are you talking aboot, eh?
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abra-kebabra:
The
inevitability that the kebab you are consuming at
3am after one too many beers
with your mates will reappear in the very near
future.
Example: We had almost made it home after
a big night out when suddenly....abra-kebabra.
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ABS:
Asshole
Behavior Scale. Logarithmic scale from 1 to 10
used to measure how much of an asshole someone is
being. Similar to the Richter scale for
earthquakes with each whole number representing
an intensity 10 times greater than the next lower
number.
Example: Chris's extremely cranky again
today. Had to be at least a 6.2 on the ABS.
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absogoddamnlutely:
Ultimate
absolutely.
Example: I am absogodamnlutely sure I've
used this word hundreds of times.
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absoludacris:
Something
absolutely ludicrous--say, to Mr. T, for example.
Example: Drugs are *bad* Drugs are
absoludacris.
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absoludicrous:
The
peak of ridiculousness. Absolutely ludicrous.
Example: Look! That guy has blue hair. How
absoludicrous.
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absonotly:
Used
when the intent is to most definitely decline in
no uncertain terms.
Example: I absonotly won't do that.
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absopause:
(n)
When, for some odd reason, everyone shuts up and
listens when you talk. Rare.
Example: During the absopause, everyone
heard Rob's plan.
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absopositively:
(adj)
Absolutely and positively combined.
Example: I am absopositively sure that
Milton likes you.
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absosilence:
(n)
When everyone in a noisy room becomes silent at
the same time with no apparent cause.
Example: Three-hundred people shut up at
the same time. The absosilence was weird.
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Absotively:
Combination
of absolutely and positively. Usually used an
answer to a request.
Example: Q: Will you go to the store for
me?
A: Absotively.
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absotively-posilutely:
Scrambled
absolutely and positively.
Example: I am absotively-posilutely sure
about that.
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abstractional-dopmology:
The
study of brown dots in any carpet.
Example: I see you've been catching up on
your abstractional-dopmology.
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Absurdbaijan:
(n)
The realm or domain of absurd ideas.
Example: John must be from Absurdbaijan;
he thinks aliens are spying on him with mashed
potatoes.
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abuba:
Huh?
Example: My math teacher asked me, Can you
prove that there are infinitely many real
numbers? I replied, Abuba?
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abyssagation:
A
void before a great discovery, as well as a
person who has writers' block and then writes
better than he's ever written.
Example: Any inventor has experienced
abyssagation in his life at least once.
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Abyssicaletphedence:
An
endless nothingness of boredom.
Example: James sat in abyssicaletphedence
druing class.
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abyssinia:
I'll
be seeing you.
Example: Abyssinia!
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AC:
Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
Example: AC is a pretty ghetto town.
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Accckkkk:
Exclamation.
Example: Accckkkk! The monkey sold the
liver I was planning on using for the transplant.
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accellurate:
To
add (a lot, and fast) extra minutes to your
cellular plan.
Example: I've been accellurated to 3000
minutes on nights and weekends.
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accipurp:
A
deliberate act intended to appear accidental
Example: I hit him by accipurp.
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accipurpodentally:
Accidentally
on purpose, when you meant to do something but
pretend you really didn't.
Example: I accipurpodentally hit on my
sister's guy friend.
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accordianated:
Being
able to refold a road map and drive at the same
time.
Example: She showed how accordianated she
was by folding up the road map and steering the
car at the same time.
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accribitz,
deccribitz: Used
in an episode of the TV show _Veronica's Closet_
when a character
could not think of a synonym for increase or
decrease.
Example: I expect sales figures to
accribitz in the next quarter.
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ace:
One's
best friend.
Example: Jim's my ace.
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ace:
excellent,
great
Example: I had an ace time at Jeff's
party!
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ace:
Ass,
fool.
Example: I ran into a wall today, and felt
like an ace.
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aces:
Said
in a very excited moment, when there is just
nothing else to say. From poker, where the best
hand is five aces.
Example: A. That gorgeous babe over there
just asked me for your phone number. B. Aces!
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achecanantooch:
To
eat foreign food.
Example: I'm hungry. Let's achecanantooch
all night!
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acheye:
The
pain you feel in your eyes after looking at a
screen for ages.
Example: Acheye is really setting in now;
but, boy, is this screen entertaining.
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Achoo:
Used
when a conversation is boring, to stir excitement
or some type of response, using follow by
something like Oh, all the silence is making me
sneeze.
Example: .... Achoo! Oh, Bless me, I'm
allergic to silence.
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achuwie:
A
varation of the word actually; a poor
pronunciation of actually, often caused by
speaking too fast.
Example: I achuwie am getting too excited.
That's why my speech is slurred.
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ack:
Exclamation
used to indicate surprise, irritation, or
disgust, often with one's own actions.
Example: Ack! I deleted my entire inbox!
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acklapootis:
Cool,
awesome, etc.
Example: Angelina Jolie is one acklapootis
babe when she gets to talkin' about her and Billy
Bob.
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aclueistic:
Incapable
of having a clue
Example: If you have to ask, you must be
aclueistic.
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acluistic:
Not
having a clue.
Example: Those cable repair guys are
acluistic.
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acrapulate:
Word
used for describing a large amount of useless
junk collected over a period of time .
Example: I can't believe how much I've
acrapulated over the years.
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acribit:
To
increase.
Example: There are many ways to acribit
your wealth.
(P.S. Why would you write, Please use the word
you are submitting in the example?
Are people honestly that stupid? Err, sorry,
forget I said that. ;)
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acrojumble:
Using
too many acronyms. Such as, I'd love to, but it
is the DFR deadline week for all KIXs and ZSWs.
Example: Her memo was unreadable because
of severe acrojumble.
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acronize:
To
provide an acronym for.
Example: I tried to acronize his name into
a befitting insult, but failed to produce
anything suitable.
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Acronyze:
(verb)
The process of shortening phrases, via an
acronym, for the purpose of simplifing
statements. Typically used in technical data
reporting or inter-office e-mails.
(IE FUBAR or KISS)
Example: I didn't realize that phrase had
been acronyzed.
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Action
tooth: A
gold tooth. Can also mean to smile, as in Show me
your action tooth.
Example: I got some pictures of you the
other night flashing your action tooth.
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adalada:
Ay-duh-la-duh.
Not a lot.
Example: Brandon: What's goin on?
Nicky: Adalada.
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adam
henry: From
the phonetical representation for the letters a
and h.
Typically used by law enforcement officers on the
radio to inform another officer that the person
they are dealing with is behaving like an
asshole.
Example: 104 to Control; start additional
assistance for an adam henry
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adda
be: Congratulatory
phrase, often used in a sarcastic manner.
Example: Your girlfriend just slapped you
in front of the whole school? Adda be, doofus.
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addictant:
what
you are addicted to
Example: Nicotine is quite an addictant.
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addictefreak:
One
who is addicted to something 24/7.
Example: Boy, Sam is sure an addictefreak
when it comes to StarCraft.
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Addy:
short
form of address
Example: What is your addy? What is the
addy?
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adevo:
A
generally exaggerated amount. Also used to refer
to smack downs in video games.
Example: Who wants to feel the adevo
power?
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Adger:
A
mistake, or pathetically stupid remark in
conversation, usually involving disastrous
consequences,
which could have been avoided with even the
slightest amount of forethought.
Example: Oh, mate, that certainly was an
enormous adger you made there, and now you look a
right tit.
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adipolli:
Superb,Fantastic.
Example: The stage show was adipolli.
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admin:
Administrator.
Also used to describe one who knows nothing about
her job and ends up doing it poorly.
Example: Slim: Grrr. Who chose these
workstations anyway? And why this software? Bob:
Oh, that'd be the admin.
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administraitor:
A
semi-high-level government employee who blows the
whistle on her agency.
Example: Our former boss, Harvey, sure put
a lot of us out of work. Damned administraitor.
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administrivia:
Small
print at the bottom of written documents,
particularly those written by corporate lawyers.
Example:
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administrivial,
administrivia: (adj,
n) The useless corporate act of filling out
development plans, status reports, email
correspondence, replying to voicemail, etc. The
things nobody would do unless he had to.
Example: I spent three hours taking care
of all the administrivia (administrivial stuff)
this afternoon.
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adorababe:
Adorable
+ babe. Used when someone is both hot and cute.
Example: My girlfriend is perfect, she's
adorababe.
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adorabubble:
Super
adorable. Almost too cute for words. Used to
describe a person or object that makes you smile
uncontrollably or tugs at your heart strings. Can
be used to describe both actions and appearance.
Example: 1. The waitress brought my food
and smiled at me in a way that was so adorabubble
that I couldn't help but smile throughout my
whole meal. 2. The kitten was cute, fuzzy, and
tiny, and mewed in this little cute voice. We all
agreed it was completely adorabubble and knew we
had to take it home with us.
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adorkable:
Being
adorable in a dorky sort of way.
Example: When Eric started to dance the
jig at the concert he looked adorkable.
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adultyishness:
Adult-like
behavior.
Example: She always displayed
adultyishness. Even at the age of four.
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adunyaha:
A
variation of duh, to be used only under extreme
circumstances.
Example: A. Neil Armstrong went to the
moon.
B. Adunyaha.
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advancity:
An
advanced state.
Example: My mind boggles at your language
advancity.
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advilation:
The
act of taking anti-inflammatory medications on a
regular basis, together with elevation one's leg.
For example, to encourage more rapid healing of a
broken ankle following surgery.
Example: The doctor prescribed advilation
as treatment for the swelling and pain in my
foot.
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aerobigitate:
The
process of agitated oxygen molecules forming
bubble pockets at the bottom of the sea
that eventually are released and bubble to the
surface. A complex word deriving from the words
aerobe (organism in an oxegen based atmosphere)
and agitate (to stir up, mix together).
Example: On land, to form rain clouds,
evaporation takes place;
whereas, in the ocean aerobigitation occurs
creating bubbling.
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aerodynamicy:
Aerodynamic.
Example: Rounding the front end and
tapering the back end will add to the wings'
aerodynamicy.
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aerospew:
Spouting
endless streams of meaningless words.
Example: The Senator's aerospew won him
reelection.
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aewog:
Sound
emitted by a tadpole the moment it becomes a
frog.
Example: Aewog! croaked the newly-formed
amphibian in a joyous tone.
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Afeared:
Afraid
as used in vernacular, usually used by
Southerners in book dialogue.
Example: Huck, I'm afeared o' this here
cave.
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Affer:
Knowing
or realizing something.
Example: I affer that the Detroit Red
Wings will win the Stanley Cup.
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afflickaration:
a
momentary power loss
Example: the school alarms are going off
and computers are not working because of the
afflickaration
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affluential:
Simultaneous
possession of both money and power (or
influence).
Example: When I'm affluential, I won't
have to worry about anything.
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Affrotolerance:
The
tolerance of tight perms.
Example: Check out his do. He must have a
real affrotolerance to sport that barnet. (Barnet
is colloquial London slang for hairdo.)
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afrodesiac:
A
hot, sexy black man. Afro is optional.
Example: Ooh, girl, check out the
afrodesiac walking this way.
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Agamemnon
eats toast: Yet
another all-purpose expletive to be used when
words like dammit are just too strong. Bound to
confuse a good 95 percent of the people around
you.
Example: Upon getting to a class and
realizing you're completely unprepared, Agamemnon
eats toast! (Note: this works particularly well
if the lecture you've just wandered into is on
classical mythology.)
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age:
Suffix
placed on the end of just about anything for no
particular reason. Sometimes used just for
variety, sometimes used to create
interjections from verbs. Used extensively at one
time by Amanda Quan of Seattle, WA.
Example: A. Hook me up some cheeseage. 2.
(After pulling off a difficult nosegrind on your
skateboard) Ooh! Grindage!
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Agent
21: The
member of you group of friends who just turned
21. Usually forced to go buy alcohol when the
group runs out. Usually done for revenge for all
the times you bought beer for them when they were
under 21.
Example: Hey, Agent 21, we just ran out of
beer. Your turn to go get a case.
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Ages
of crap, half-assed piece: When
something becomes too difficult to be used.
Annoys people to no end, for...it forces peple to
try, but to no avail.
Example: I got stuck in Max Payne
yesterday. What an Ages of crap,
half-assed piece....
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agg:
Pertaining
to something that is less than satisfactory or
undesirable.
Example: That video game is totally agg.
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aggrannoyed:
The
point at which you become aggressive.
Example: She kept on and kept on about my
dress until I became aggrannoyed.
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Aggregutter:
The
eventual result or harm caused by extreme
accounting irregularities.
Example: A gross amount of creative
accounting eventually sent the stock into the
aggregutter.
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aggro-pablum:
Mock-agressive
music marketed primarily to youngsters. Reference
Limp Bizkit and their ilk.
Example: Music isn't dangerous any more.
Bands like Tool are just so much aggro-pablum.
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Agilethic:
Characterized
by natural or developed quickness, lightness, and
ease of movement; nimble.
Example: Jamie's agilethic prowess put him
above the rest of the athletes.
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agnelicate:
Any
sticky or glutinous liquid of unknown or unusual
form generally without distinctive smell
Example: You have agnelicate on your
sleeve.
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agnorant:
Arrogant
and ignorant
Example: Most NJ drivers are agnorant.
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Agouraphobia:
Someone
afraid of living in Agoura. Agoura is in the San
Fernando Valley in California.
Example: You may have a fear of open
places (agoraphobia); I have Agouraphobia.
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agrajag!:
Exclamation.
My way of reminding myself that even though my
situation's really really bad,
it could easily be worse.
See _Life, the Universe and Everything_ by
Douglas Adams for more.
Example: Agrajag!
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agreeance:
When
two or more people come to an agreement on an
issue.
Example: My former boss actually used this
word in meetings: Now that we are all in
agreeance on the project we can establish our
timeline.
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agreeing
machine: Someone
who agrees with people so that they can become
friends; comes from Kurt Vonnegut's
_Breakfast Of Champions_.
Example: I had to re-evaluate my
friendship with Steve once I realized that he is
an agreeing machine.
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Agro:
Means
extreme aggrovation or aggression/anger.
Example: I have massive Dad agro right now
because I crashed the car into the garage.
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agro,
aggro: To
be feeling or acting severely annoyed or
displeased.
Example: Candace just went agro all over
that sales clerk.
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agrobabble:
To
talk in (confusing) technical terms about
agriculture or horticulture
Example: When they explained what the
workmen were doing in the garden I didn't
understand a word.
It was agrobabble to me.
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ahbagtorificahhh:
the
noise you make when you step on to a a thumb tack
with all of your weight
Example: ahbagtorificahhh! My foot!
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ahgt:
A
dislike for all screwdrivers that arent
clear
Example: That handyman has an ahgt.
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ahmunna,
omminnuh: A
foreshortening or corruption of the phrase I am
going to... Heard in everyday conversation many
times a day, especially in northeastern cities.
Example: Ahmunna get some lunch. Ahmunna
go straight home after work. Ahmunna go to the
Pirates game Sattidy. Ahmunna start speaking
clearly.
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Ahnpakatanakiwuzhiner:
Ahn-paak-ah-tah-nah-kee-woo-zhi-nehr.
A male child who is the middle child in a family
of three children.
The child is usually eccentric but intelligent.
Example: Robert was an
ahnpakatanakiwuzhiner. His older brother and
younger sister were not as smart as he was.
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aight:
An
acknowledgement.
Example: Aight, then let's go.
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airbiscuit:
Foul
stench emitted as by-product of digestion
Example: Better hold your nose. I've just
floated an airbiscuit your way.
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airdale:
U.S.
Naval Term. Any naval crewman that either flies
in naval aircraft, or,
even though ground or ship-based,
is directly assigned to one of the naval ratings
(job categories) that support flying operations.
In common use in todays U.S. Navy, the
origin of the term is not clear,
though it obviously derives from the
air aspect of flying.
It is one of three terms that very generally
classifies a sailor into one of the three levels
on which
the Navy operates and fights: below the sea
(bubbleheads), on the sea (skimmers), and above
the sea (airdales).
Example: One sailor speaking to another:
What does Jones do on the aircraft
carrier? Hes an airdale.
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aireolplabn:
What
drunk people fly in.
Example: Uurrhh...time to get into the
aireolplabn.
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airier:
Where
there is more air.
Example: It's too stuffy in here. Let's go
outside where it is airier.
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airish:
Of
weather that is rather cool, but not cold.
Example: It's rather airish today, don't
you think?
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airishable:
An
adjective used, as far as I know, only by my
wife's mother, to describe a sudden sensation of
coolness or a quick drop in temperature. Almost
always preceded by the adverb mite.
Example: I think I'll put my sweater on.
It's getting a mite airishable all of a sudden.
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Ajasopunctualism:
Being
beside the point.
Example: Random comments in a conversation
are often ajasopunctualism.
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ajax:
An
exceptionally attractive girl.
Example: Check out that girl, she's ajax.
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akalaitis:
Unpleasant
term for a vague ailment, usually of the upper
respiratory tract.
Example: I can't come out and play, my
acute akalaitis is acting up again.
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aks:
Used
by Bogan's to replace the word ask.
Example: It wasn't me, aks anyone!
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akshat:
1.
The holy rice applied on forehead of human on
auspicious occassion in Hindus.
2. One who couldn't be hurt. Kshat in Hindi means
who could be hurt (K remains silent.) and in
Hindi when a is written before any word it means
just opposite of that word.
Example: 1. Hey, apply akshat now.
2. He has got akshat body.
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Akward:
Ass
backward
Example: Man you peopl are akward.
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Al-oholic:
A
person who is addicted to Weird Al Yankovic.
Example: After hearing Weird Al's first
album, I became an Al-oholic.
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alamak:
Slang
for Oh my god! Asian style. Used when a friend
makes a mistake so dumb that....
Example: Alamak! Wake up your ideas!
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alap:
Acronym
for As Long As Possible.
Example: He had to take the abuse,
threats, and taunts in order to keep the money
flowing ALAP.
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albumnesia:
A
mental condition whereby one loses all memory of
what music to buy when entering a record store.
Example: I was about to get Pete's newest
CD, but albumnesia set in the moment I got in the
store.
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alchitude:
Al-ka-tude.
The psudo-confidence or attitude one develops
after a few alchoholic beverages.
Example: He's got alchitude.
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alcohoholic:
An
accusation made by someone that is inebriated
towards
someone else who is perceived to be more
inebriated.
Example: In a slurred voice: Hey, Chris.
You're an alcohoholic! (Followed by vomiting.)
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alcohol
abuse: The
spilling, waste, or destruction of otherwise
perfectly good booze. It only retains this
meaning when said in jest and affection. Alcohol
abuse usually occurs after someone has had enough
to drink but can occur anytime.
Example: The beer fairy was bumped and
dropped the entire tray of fresh brews. Everyone
groaned to see so much alcohol abuse.
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alcoholique:
An
alcoholic who drinks from the top shelf,
preferably in martini glasses. Does not include
top-shelf beers.
Example: Have you heard the rumour?
Britney Spears is a bonafide alcoholique.
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aldoh:
although
Example: aldoh m old me still a prankster
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ale-adote:
The
best cure for a hard day or week...an ale.
Example: It has been a real tough week. I
think I need a an ale-adote tonight.
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aleeanated:
Having
offended someone under the influence of beer.
Example: I really aleeanated Geoff the
other day when I got smashed and commented on his
mother's likeness to a mountain goat.
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aleoxide:
The
vapor that forms when a bottle or can of beer is
opened.
Example: The aleoxide represents the
bouquet of the of the beer.
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aleticipation:
The
anticipation of ale. Most intense immediately
before quaffing the first pint on a Friday arvo.
Example: Its 4.30 on a friday, and I am
overcome with aleticipation - give me the beer!
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alfie:
To
ponder the meaning of your own existence.
Example: Her insomnia caused her to lay
awake and alfie all night.
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algebras:
Phone
number (digits). From The Jamie Foxx Show.
Example: That honey's cute. Slip her my
algebras.
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algebratize:
To
algebratize is to simplify a complicated
mathematical result using algebra to make it more
elegant (and more likely to match the answer in
the back of the book and multiple choice answers
on a standardized test, like the AP calculus
exam).
Example: In calculus, when the result of a
derivative uses both the quotient and chain
rules, it is usually worth your time to
algebratize the answer. The algebratization (noun
variant) is much easier to check in the back of
the book.
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Alice:
A
generic name given to someone who is bothering
you. Not limited to females.
Example: Hey, Alice, if you can't drive
it, park it.
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alkisedated:
To
be sedated by alcohol, passed out.
Example: I was alkisedated and woke up in
a cow pasture only wearing one shoe.
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all:
A
shortened way of saying: All gone. All done. All
over. Used in the Lancaster County area of PA.
Example: I have to go to the store,
because the milk is all.
We can open the windows now that the rain is all.
The traffic was bad after the ball game was all.
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all
about: Used
to show intense enthusiasm.
Example: Guys, I'm all about leaving.
Yeah, well, I'm all about finishing my burger.
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all
blown up: To
be paged a lot or called a lot on a cell phone.
Example: I've been all blown up today.
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all
flurbudgeoned: Agitated
and confused.
Example: I got all flurbudgeoned when Mike
unexpectedly asked me out.
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all
kinds of: Extremely.
Example: Your idea is all kinds of stupid.
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all
kinds of _____: Very
much. Adjective or verb can go in blank.
Redundant way to describe something if you're
stupid.
Example: That movie was all kinds of
stupid.
That double quarter pounder with cheese combo
supersized with coke was all kinds of tasty.
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All
Show, No Go: A
car that looks flashy, with an expensive
paintjob, chrome running gear, blue shop lights
stuck to the undercarriage, tinted windows, shiny
20-inch wheels, deck stripes, and a gold chain
license plate frame--but still has an anemic 4
banger under the hood.
Example: Did you see that flashy little
rice burner trying to race me? Ha, all show, no
go!
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All
squared away: Have
things all taken care of.
Example: Did you and Sam get things all
squared away?
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all
y'all: More
than two people
Example: Are all y'all going to the party?
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all
your base are belong to us: From
the game Zero Wing for the Sega Genesis, the
result of not enough money being spent on
translation.
Used to indicate victory or general superiority
over someone or something.
Has become enormously popular among internet
geeks.
Example:
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allatime:
All
the time.
Example: He makes that face allatime when
he's upset.
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Alligator:
A
person who makes allegations.
Example: There's been allegations made,
and we need to find out who the alligator is.
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alligator
property: Real
estate terminology meaning a negative cash flow
property
Example: That's a real alligator
property--its payment is $200.00 more a month
than the rental income.
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allner:
A
partner who acts likes he owns everything; a
former partner who now owns everything.
Example: His ex life-partner stole so much
you could now call her an absent allner.
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alloneword:
Containing
no spaces, as in an internet or email address.
Example: My email address is JohnSmith,
alloneword, at AOL dot com.
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alloway:
hello
Example: allway how goes life y'all
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allugot:
All
you have; everything.
Example: How much do you think this
marriage will cost? Allugot.
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Ally
McHurl: Someone
who has an eating disorder.
Example: I don't know why he asked her to
dinner--she's an Ally McHurl.
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allymcbealing:
Talking
to oneself aloud and having hallucinations.
Example: Oh, my Ggod, I'm allymcbealing!
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alphanerd:
Manager
of Information Services, any IT professional from
whom other IT workers take direction.
Geekish IT person who has been forced into
management.
Example: A: What kind of IT resources will
we need to implement this accounting policy?
B: I dunno. I'll need to fly it past the
alphanerd.
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alponium:
The
odor that wafts up after opening a can of dog or
cat food.
Example: The moment I opened the can I was
mobbed by dogs excited by the sudden release of
alponium.
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alpopuck:
Empty
dogfood dish being pushed across the floor by a
hungry dog.
Example: Harvey could be heard pushing his
alpopuck across the kitchen with hopes to find
one last morsel of food.
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altaneor:
A
place where strange things happen.
Example: In the altaneor of The Bermuda
Triangle another ship has disappeared without a
clue.
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altivious:
The
word describes things that are stupid, idiotic,
etc. Instead of saying something is gay you say
it is altivious (that way it's PC and not hate
speech).
Example: That movie sucked! becomes That
movie was altivious!
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altonestrogen:
Uh.
Example: Well, altonestrogen, it really
has been a hard day.
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altzheimer's:
A
condition afflicting chronic hipsters who can no
longer recall if they like something genuinely,
or ironically.
Example: As Ron stared in bewilderment at
the hideous leather pants and retro Star Wars
sheets he had just purchased, he realized his
Altzheimer's was advancing with terrifying speed.
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ALYWING:
acting
like your working
Example: Stop ALYWING. I know better,
Missy.
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alzphoners
disease: the
disease that occurs when someone constantly says
'Ill Call Ya Tonite and never does
Example: My man has the worst case of
alzphoners disease Ive ever seen
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Amadeus:
Describes
a person or attitude which is musically inclined.
Example: Wow listen to him play! He's
gettin' all Amadeus over there.
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amahyeud:
A
fnerry person who likes to laugh a lot.
Example: Stop it, you amahyeud! You're
laughing like crazy.
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Amasnic:
Pronounced
with a hard 's': an adjective to describe
something that is amazing, orgasmic, and
fantastic.
Example: That slice of pie was completely
amasnic.
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amazoness:
Amazon
+ -ess, the feminine suffix. One of a fabulous
race of female warriors in Scythia who is a
female; as opposed to one of a fabulous race of
female warriors in Scythia who is a male.
Example: In English language, the term
Amazon is feminine. The suffix -ess is also
feminine. Thus, the invented word Amazoness is a
redundancy.
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Ambeyonce:
Ambience
+ Beyonce (Knowles, member of Destiny's Child) =
Ambeyonce.
The enhancement of one's environment by the
addition of music performed by the group
Destiny's Child.
Example: Girl, turn up 'Bootylicious.' We
need some ambeyonce up in here
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Ambiamerican:
American
who has double nationalities, but both must be
North American or South American.
Example: He is from Mexico but he is also
American, so he is Ambiamerican.
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Ambiamourous,
ambiamorous: Loving
two people at the same time.
Example: I can't choose between Harvey or
Stanley. I'm totally ambiamourous.
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ambidexnoxious:
The
ability to tick people off left and right.
Example: Most politicians are
ambidexnoxious.
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ambidextrilonomous:
The
ability to fight with two swords, one in each
hand.
Example: The ambidextrilonomous warrior
stood before his enemy....
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Ambidextrousnessnossity:
This
word means the amount that a person is
ambidextrous. developed during a game of DnD
Example: He has a very high
ambidextrousnessnossity
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ambidiguous:
The
ability to use both hands for either meaning.
Example: The trouble with understanding
her is that she's ambidiguous. I didn't know
which hand to believe.
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ambigusexual:
Of
undetermined sexual orientation.
Example: Is he gay? I don't know. He's
being ambigusexual.
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ambimoustrous:
Equally
adept at using a computer's mouse with either
hand - often in reaction to early-onset RSI.
Example: Oh, Paul's mouse is always on the
wrong side of the PC - he's not a leftie though,
he's ambimoustrous.
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ambipodius:
Ability
to stick either foot in your mouth.
Example: Did you know I'm ambipodius?
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ambipodrous:
Able
to use either foot equally to kick a ball.
Example: The goallie never knows which
foot he will kick with because he is ambipodrous.
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ambisexterous:
Can
go either way.
Example: Sam had sex with Cindy this
morning and Matthew this afternoon.
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ambisinistrous:
The
opposite of ambidextrous; defined as the quality
of being a klutz with either hand.
Example: You're ambisinistrous, aren't
you? See if you can screw it up righthanded.
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ambiturner:
One
who can turn both left and right. From the film
_Zoolander_, screenplay by Ben Stiller and Owen
Wilson.
Example: Derek Zoolander, I'm not an
ambiturner.
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ambivaliant:
Brave
in the face of the unexpected.
Example: The ambivaliant scout leader
found a cave for his troop when the storm begun.
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ambivasexual:
Ambivalent
toward sex. Often happens near the end of a
relationship.
Example: My heart just isn't into it. I'm
feeling abivasexual toward him.
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ambivextrous:
Used
to describe someone who is going to be annoyed no
matter what you do.
Example: Oh, don't waste your time trying
to figure out what'll make her happy--she's
ambivextrous.
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ambulanche:
Ambulance
avalanche. An onslaught of emergency vehicles in
full siren mode that appear out of nowhere,
usually resulting in your missing a turn or
taking the wrong exit on the freeway.
Example: Sorry I'm late, but I was caught
in an ambulanche and ended up on the Jersey
Turnpike.
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Amersham:
1.
The sneeze that doesn't quite come. 2. A rather
sweet town in the UK.
Example: A:AAAAaaaaaaa... B: That was one
hell of an amersham.
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Amiland:
German
nickname for the USA.
Example: Next summer holidays, I'll go to
Amiland.
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Amish
ass-crack of dawn: Early
morning hours, before 9 am.
Example: Why do I have a 9 o'clock class?
I have to get up at the Amish ass-crack of dawn.
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amma:
I am
going to. Sometimes spelled I'm a.
Example: Amma be finished with my SATs
around noon.
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amn't:
Am
not.
Example: I amn't interested.
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amn't:
A
compound word meaning am not.
When you want to use proper English don't use
aren't. You wouldn't use are not, would you?
Example: I amn't going to the store right
now, maybe later.
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amoeba
bill: In
romantic relationships, a person who is
emotionally unavailable to you (within mere days)
but is always open to romantic opportunities with
others.
Example: Eustace courted Raven with
ardency until two days later when he met
Brigitte. He then proceeded to appall Raven with
his passionate compliments about Brigitte. What
an amoeba bill.
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amonet:
From
the movie Clueless. A person who is good-looking
from far away, but up close....
Example: I thought that girl over there
was a babe at first, but she turned out to be a
full amonet.
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amorroneous:
From
amor and erroneous...the wrong time for romance
Example: Don't be amorroneous; we're
in public.
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ampedified:
Modified
to look better than the real thing. An image
improved with Photoshop.
Example: I don't believe that's what he
looks like. I am sure those pictures were
ampedified.
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amsterdamaged:
To
return from a trip from Amsterdam not completely
intact.
To be hung over or not fully recovered from
partying too hard.
Example: Man, was we amsterdamaged after
last night.
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AMT:
Actress-Model
Type. A pervasive class of people that are best
identified
immediately and dealt with accordingly.
Example: I haven't heard from Pete in days
because he's seeing some AMT.
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amtrak:
To
lose your train of thought; to forget what you're
saying in the middle of a ....
Example: I amtraked in class today.
I was explaining Einstein's Theory of Relativity
and right as I said E=mc, I completely forgot
what I was saying.
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amuseal:
Combination
of amusement and perusal. Something that one
examines or reads that also provides
entertainment.
Example: Attached is a PDF for your
amuseal.
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amuzimatistical:
amazing
Example: That track by method man was
straight up amuzimatistical.
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Amway
Christian: A
fundamentalist Christian who has forgotten the
original message of Jesus Christ--to help the
less fortunate.
Amway Christians subvert the message to instead
become a celebration of how rich Jesus has made
them.
Socially conservative Christians who utilize
multi-level marketing, akin to Amway Corporation,
combining Christianity and capitalism without
seeing the contradiction.
Example: The Alliance Church parking lot
is full of Mercedes and Lexuses.
The Amway Christians must be having their bible
study meeting.
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an
emotional chiropractor: A
mother. I once sent my mother a Mother's Day card
that said Happy Day, You Mother.
She never commented about it, but I don't believe
she liked it or thought is was funny.
Example: Mom's an emotional chiropractor,
better than any psychriatrist or psychologist
could possibly be. Sit up straight. Eat your
biscuits and gravy; they'll stick to your ribs.
Stand up for yourself. Don't be a spineless
jellyfish. Show them you have some backbone.
Happy Mother's Day, Mom.
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an'
so: Used
at the end of a sentence, usually when asking a
question.
Example: Let's go down by the lake, an'
so?
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analjeeezic:
A
sportsrub that is shockingly too cold, or too
hot.
Example: Warn me first. Is it analjeeezic?
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Analog:
Outdated
or old-fashioned. Opposite of digital.
Example: Using a paper day planner is
analog, so I prefer my pocket computer.
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anarchaholic:
An
alcoholic whose method of rationalization
involves an indictment of governmental
bodies and the capitalist economic system.
Example: Larry's anarchaholic tendencies
irritated even the most open and tolerant of the
squatters.
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anarchitecture:
Anarchic
architecture, creative destruction. A city with
no planning and with no respect for construction
standards.
Example: Frank Lloyd Wright must have
thought New York City to be a great example of
anarchitecture. Asked what could be done with the
city, he suggested dropping an atomic bomb on it.
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anarcho-fascism:
The
theory that an anarchic society, having no
infringements, can and should be brought about
through a harsh authoritarian state. It is
believed that since the people don't come to this
freedom on their own, it must be imposed on them.
Example: When Mr. X rose to power, he
created a society based on anarcho-fascism.
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ancaster:
A
person who, whether in a church or any other
gathering, when the crowd is asked to say
something in unison, is always a syllable and a
half behind everyone else.
Example: Teacher: Good Morning, class
Class: Good morning, teacher
Ancaster: -eacher
Teacher: How are you today?
Class: Fine thanks, how are you?
Ancaster: -are you?
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anchovy:
A
young female age 13-25 who has no class. Girls
who act stupid and criticize others for doing the
same.
Example: Check out that anchovy in the
mini-skrit, she's sitting with her legs open.
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and
baby Jesus cried: Used
after an intense series of words leading up to or
describing a period of deep sorrow.
Example: I crashed my car, I failed the
test, I forgot her birthday...and baby Jesus
cried.
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andor:
substitute
for and/or
Example: we eat andor drink
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andreened:
To
end up with the short stick as a matter of bad
luck. To find oneself in a position of compromise
soley imposed by circumstances either ridiculous
or beyond one's control.
Example: ie...Have you seen Frank's wife
since she had the baby, what hog......he sure got
andreened.
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andybonics:
Nonsense
word used during a speech when the speaker is at
a loss for words or is off script.
Example: Clinton resorted to andybonics
when he lost his place during a speech.
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aneurhythmic:
Something
so good, rhythmic, or obscure it nearly gives you
an aneurysm trying to comprehend it.
Example: Whoa! That Nirvana song is
aneurhythmic.
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aneurism:
Freaking
out.
Example: Some water spills on your friend
and she starts freaking out. Don't have an
aneurism, it's just water.
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angels
rubbing my eyes: I'm
feeling really tired. Especially after a night of
drinking.
Example: Eerugh, my stomach hurts and I've
got angels rubbing my eyes.
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Angrifying:
To
make angry.
Example: Grrrowl! That no carrying
backpacks around school rule is really
angrifying.
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Angro:
Angry
+ aggravated, similar to aggro.
Example: Joe wouldn't always be so angro
if he'd stop taking steriods.
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angrulo:
Angry,
frustrated, annoyed, hot-tempered.
Example: Did you hear him yell? He was one
angrulo guy.
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Angry
Bogan: A
discontented and disillusioned individual, angry
at the world, with a penchant for wearing
flannel.
Example: Hey AJ, did you see that Angry
Bogan in the Torana with the Jim Beam sticker on
the back?
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Angry-la:
Angry-la:
a place either in your mind or in a community
where either a state of anger persists (as in the
mind) or where anger exists collectively within a
community.
Example: No matter how pleasantle he's
treated, he always behaves, reacts, or replies
like a resident of Angry-la.
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anguloravehorribilis:
Being
caught in the corner by the most boring person at
a party.
Example: Look. Patrick just got
anguloravehorribilised by Chris.
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angus:
To
become very angry and possibly hurt someone
Example: Q: So what happened then? A: I
just started to get all angus and had to leave
before I slapped him upside the head.
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animalification:
A
literary device. Used when attributing animal
characteristic to something which is clearly
not an animal--similar to personification.
Example: The author made great use of
animalification in his novel.
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AniMe:
An
image of a person done up to look like a
character from an anime film, usually flattering.
Example: Suzie's wicked blog featured
flashing gifs, brave use of bright green and best
of all, a customised AniMe that highlighted her
killer bod.
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anime-hair:
Extreme
case of bed head in which hair defies gravity and
all known normal shape,
similar to anime cartoon characters.
Example: Stan woke up again with anime
hair and headed for the shower immediately.
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animousity:
vigorously
clicking your pointer device because a page is
loading too slowly.
Example:
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Animutation:
An
animation of some kind thats gone beyond the
realm of normalcy. Animutations normally are
visuals to crazy japanese songs that are
intentionally rough around the edges.
Example: This animutation features Colin
machrie as Batman
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aning:
To
be anally retentive.
Example: Bob spent hours aning over the
code in his webpage.
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anjalistic:
Innocent;
trusts everybody, at times unassumingly.
Example: The girl anjalistically talked to
the man, who was years older than her, unaware of
his flirting with her.
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ankle:
To
be of exceptionally low standing, approximately
three feet below an asshole.
Example: No, Chris's definitely lower than
an asshole, more like an ankle.
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ANKLE
- SPANKLES: HIGH
WATERS. PANTS TOO SHORT FOR YOUR LEGS. AKA
FLOODS.
Example:
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ankle
biter: Someone
of little account, who criticizes others who are
much better than she is. Like a little dog that
barks and jumps around, trying to bite people's
ankles.
Example: That guy who said you could never
do the job is just an ankle biter.
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ankle
napkins: Your
socks, when you need to wipe your hands and you
don't have anything else to wipe them on.
Example: John: (after sneezing into hands)
Do you have any tissues?
Beth: No, I'm out.
John: Guess I'll use my ankle napkins.
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anklebiter:
Short
people.
Example: Look at the anklebiter over
there.
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ankles:
may
be used in place of swell.
Example: How was your day? Just ankles,
thanks!
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annat:
And
that. Used by ferals to complete a sentence that
encompasses more than the speakers'
vocabulary will allow her to express.
Example: We went down to the library and
it was full of books annat.
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Annie
Audix: The
woman who is the voice behind the popular Audix
(TM) Voicemail system.
Example: Annie Audix told me I have 17 new
messages.
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annoyeristic:
one
who has a habit of being annoying in a teasing
manner, one who is enjoys good natured jokes
Example: I have a habit of being
annoyeristic.
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Anonamuse:
Humourous
word, phrase, saying from a forgotten or unknown
source.
Example: Did you make that joke up
yourself?
No, actually, it was an anonamuse.
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anonymize:
The
removal of all distinguishing characteristics in
a person or thing, for example a strip mall. To
make anonymous.
Example: This area of the city has been
anonymized.
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anonymousity:
The
act of expressing hatred or anger in a secret,
covert way
Example: The anonymousity of the
perpetrators is what disturbed me the most.
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Anotartive:
To
be overly ignorant and obnoxious; stupid.
Example: Chris has this tendency to be
anotartive. Oh, you've noticed it, too.
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antagoggolin:
Same
as the word, diagonal
Example: Go across the field antagoggolin,
it will be the shortest route.
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anteloped:
Ever
want to convey the sense of something moving like
a prancing pronghorn, but without all the funny
looks when you say like a prancing pronghorn?
Then anteloped is the word for you!
Example: The dog sat up and anteloped out
of the dining room into the kitchen.
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anthropologetic:
Feeling
remorseful about the elimination of a culture.
Example: After burning the Shilakkalak
tribe out of their homes, the explorer felt a bit
anthropologetic.
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anti-magogophone:
The
opposite of something.
Example: This is the complete
anti-magogophone to their assertion.
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anti-miracle:
Something
that happens by some quirk of fate, but is bad
instead of good. Similar to a miracle, but has a
bad effect.
Example: If by some anti-miracle the
presentations are fast and I end up presenting
today, I'll shoot myself in the face.
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anti-safe:
(ant-eye-say-f).
Descriptive word used when proclaiming that
something is not all that great.
Example: Hey, Paul, they're towing your
car!
Anti-safe!
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Anticipointment:
A
greatly awaited event that turns out to be a
fizzer.
Example: For some, Y2K was an event of
great anticipointment, especially if you were
holed up in a shed in the desert surrounded by
cans of Spam
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anticonstitutionnellement:
A
French word that I want to put in an English
dictionary, the longest non-technical word in
French.
Example: I do not know about those
anticonstitutionnellement.
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antidenim:
Any
fabric that isn't denim.
Example: Check out her new antidenim
skirt.
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antipastarian:
A
person who is morally oposed to pasta.
Example: Graeme will not eat pasta because
of his antipastarian beliefs.
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Antipathic:
Against
feeling, heartless.
Example: He was antipathic to her.
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ANTIPROSTYLE:
Mean
the position aborded by a persone hesitating and
undecided between not doing or doing a thing: for
it and in the same time against it,a situation
which characterize a lot of people. This aspect
of disorder is from long time a lifestyle,and
that is the best word which can it describe.
Example: 1. Ramona is a veritable example
of antiprostyle, in the same time she wants to
not go and to go to see the movie.
2. More beautiful things could take place in
society if antiprostyle would be abandonnated.
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antiscurvies:
Green
vegetables, or limes, for avoidance of scurvy.
Example: No desert until you eat your
antiscurvies.
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antittilate:
(v)
To tickle or prod with any sort of rod-like
object, esp. an antenna.
Example: Despite the woman's scorn, Sven
was antittilated by the icy tip of the ten-foot
pole.
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antochent:
A
yard full of ant hills.
Example: I've got an antochent.
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any
brushes?: Musician
slang: You're playing too loud/fast/slow and
maybe you'd better 'tone it down.'
Shorthand for turn it down--you're too loaded,
etc.
Example: Yo, Ringo? RINGO?! Any brushes?
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anyhoo:
Play
on anyhow
Example: Anyhoo, I think I should go now.
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anykey:
It
is what dumb people look for when there computer
tells them to press any key.
Example: Where's the anykey?
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anywho:
A
variation on the word anyway, usually to be
followed by a long pause and a change in topic of
conversation.
Example: Anywho, that's enough of talking
about Dave. What's up with you?
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anywhoodles:
Play
on anyhow.
Example: Anywhoodles, I think I should go
now.
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aohater:
One
who hates users of the America Online internet
service provider.
Example: You guys are all aohaters. Leave
use AOL users alone.
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Aomori:
One
who is very gifted in music. Specifically used to
describe a Julliard student.
Example: Did you see how fast that aomori
played the concerto? He did it in a second.
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apas:
as
possible as soon
Example: I'll come apas
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ape-fest:
A
rowdy party. Danish.
Example: Erasmus's birthday party was an
ape-fest.
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ape-touching:
Describes
an item that a person is in great awe of. A
reference to the Dawn of Man scene in _2001: A
Space Odyssey_.
Example: That's an ape-touching new
widescreen TV you've got there.
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Apenuts:
To
go crazy. To be crazy about something, or simply
lose your mind, like going senile or mad.
Example: Upon receiving a strong dose of
catnip, the feline warrior went apenuts.
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apinfinate:
To
do something unexpected when all expectations and
current trends suggest
that an event is not going to happen
Example: My stocks apinfinated.
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aplus:
See
you later. From the French a plus tard. Even
shorter, a+.
Example: I'm leaving now. Aplus.
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apperceivement:
like
the word apperceive partially digested by the
word perceivement. this word implies
perceivement, but with more of the sense of
physically undergoing the perceived experiance.
Example: It seemed now that she existed in
a new, separate reality far beyond her physical
apperceivement.
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apple
knocker: a
hick or redneck, someone who runs around in
overalls and knocks apples off trees with a stick
Example: That guy from Mountain Top, PA
sure is an apple knocker.
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appletite:
Desire
for apples.
Example: The aroma of apple pie baking
will usually stimulate my appletite.
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appreciagate:
Being
both grateful and appreciative.
Example: I really appreciagate all you've
done for me!
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apropospropriate:
Not
only right, but right at the right time.
Example: His remark was apropospropriate.
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apulchrous:
Not
beautiful at all.
Example: Unfortunately, there were a lot
of apulchrous girls at the party.
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aquabatty:
For
one who pretends to be a superhero.
Example: The Tick is sooo aquabatty.
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aquadextrous:
Possessing
the ability to turn the bathtub tap on and off
with your toes.
Example: Becca proved to be aquadextrous
when she turned off the bathtub tap with her
toes.
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Aquaman:
Derogatory
term for someone who's useless--
just as Aquaman was useless in the 1970s cartoon
show The Superfriends.
Example: Doc: You can't borrow your dad's
car and drive us? You're useless, Aquaman.
Den: So, I guess that means you'll drive. Eh?
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aquamaroon:
A
color--like bloody water or something.
Example: After the shark attacked, the
water was all aquamaroon instead of its normal
clear blue color.
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aquanaut:
Condensation
that drips off a cold glass and lands on you.
Combination of aqua and astronaut.
Example: Don't you hate it when your glass
drips aquanauts on your blouse?
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aquarel:
Aquatic
apparrel. Diving equiptment, and such.
Example: Just a mo, got to get me aquarel.
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araber:
One
who sells produce on the sidewalk or street,
usually from a horse-drawn wagon.
Example: The araber paid his assistant in
fruit for tending his horse.
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Arachibutyrophobia:
Fear
of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your
mouth
Example: Some people get
arachibutyrophobia when they eat sandwiches.
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arachnospasm:
(n)
Wild gyrations one makes upon running into an
unseen spider web.
Example: Derek didn't see the spider web.
When it hit him in the face, he flailed
wildly--he had an arachnospasm, I'd say.
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arama!:
a
suffix you add to the name of someone you are
fond of as a greeting(you may have to shorten the
name)
Example: delerama! (for delyth)
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arbit:
(adj)
Existing without order or predetermined reason
(from arbitrary).
Example: This snowstorm is arbit; we were
just supposed to get rain.
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arbitraitor:
A
judge who has been or can be bribed.
Example: 1. Unfortunately, the
International Skating Union seems to select too
many arbitraitors to be judges. Not as bad as the
basketball officials in the 1972 Olympics,
though.
2. I dunno. Was the judge who overturned the
murder conviction of Margaret Knoller an
arbitraitor? Sure looked more and more that way
when she was sentenced to only four years for
involuntary manslaughter--and perjury.
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arborescence,
arbo: From
the French word for flowchart. Commonly used
among Montreal web designers.
Example: Hey, did you finish the
arborescence yet? I need an arbo before I start
working on the interface.
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arcane
logic: Secret
or hard to understand logic.
Example: Spock readliy shows arcane logic.
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archistructure:
The
framework of a design, particularly in software
development projects.
Concantenation of architecture and structure.
Example: The program's archistructure is
fundamentally flawed.
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architectrist:
A
female architect. (Possibly an architectrix, as
well.)
Example: She was the greatest
architectrist of the 20th century.
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ARCHITORTURE:
Post
war, quickly built buildings made without any
sense of aesthetics or archtectural history,and
designed with planned obsolescense in mind.
Example: The street was filled with
buildings that can only be described as
architorture.
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Are
you ready? Let's roll!: When
Todd Beamer and other passengers on hijacked
United Airlines Flight 93 decided to fight the
terrorists on September 11, 2001,
Todd said, Are you ready? Let's roll!
That signalled to the other passengers that it
was time to attack and try to take out the
terrorists before the airplane reached the target
the terrorists were aiming for.
From the website given: Checks can be sent to:
Todd Beamer Foundation
PO Box 32
Cranbury, NJ 08512
*A nonprofit organization whose mission is
meeting the long-term needs of the children who
lost a parent in the events of September 11th,
2001, assisting future victims of terrorism, and
continuing Todds passion for mentoring and
equipping youth to make the same heroic choices
he did throughout his life.
Example: In the now immortal words of
Todd, Are you ready? Let's roll!
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Area
51ers: People
who will see a conspiracy in everything.
Example: Well, Princess Diana is dead
then. I expect the Area 51ers will claim she was
assasinated by UFOs.
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Arfenhouse:
A
mansion-sized house with only one room. Tends to
be high in property value for no reason
whatsoever.
Example: The realtor sold the Arfenhouse
for eleven billion dollars.
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Arg:
Used
to describe discontent. Especially if you just
realized you seriously screwed something up.
Usually used at the begining of a sentence, but
can be used at the end again to make sure your
discontent is clear or for more effect.
Example: Arg! I spent three hours doing
this essay question and I did the wrong one. Arg!
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arga:
Arguing.
Example: Don't arga me!
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argargat:
An
eight-letter word which was invented in 1997 as
part of a psychology coursework exercise.
It is known that expletives and terms of
endearment very commonly have four letters,
or multiples of four. Eight letters allows the
speaker more than one syllable for added effect.
This word uses a vowel sound associated with pain
(arhh) twice, in a repeated syllable arg
which can be associated with the sound made while
being strangled, followed by a sharp a and hard t
demonstrating that the user has lost patience
somewhat.
Example: Argargat! Bloody Windows crashed
again.
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arghmoment:
(arg-mo-mint)
The moment you scream in profound anger,
frustration or desperation.
Example: The teacher had an arghmoment.
She hit someone.
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argusation:
Describes
a particularly long-winded argument that never
achieves the critical mass to
explode and finish, but goes on and on and on.
Example: I wouldn't go in there. Your
parents are having another argusation.
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Ariba:
Exclamation.
A victory yell over the theft of food from
another, particularly in reference to French
fries.
Example: Ariba! Thanks for the curly fry,
loser.
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Arinkydink:
To
be said when someone does something stupid and
painfully obvious.
Example: Bob pushes on a door with a huge
sign that says pull. His friends say in response:
Arinkydink!
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aristobrat:
an
aristocrat who acts terribly.
Example: Sarah-Jane, beware of that
aristobrat slouching at the bar. He likes to
flash more than his money.
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arm
candy: That
exceptionally attractive and younger person
walking with the older well-to-do person.
Example: I met Dr. Watson's latest date.
He always has the best arm candy.
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armbow:
n. A
much more sensible variation of 'elbow'.
Example: Lib kept getting armbowed as she
tried to make her way into Westminster.
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armourous:
describing
a less-than-disceet public show of affection
Example: Those kids are certainly feeling
armourous
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Arniefest:
The
act of people screening multiple Arnold
Schwarzenegger films in the one sitting. Also
known as the Arn Film Festival.
Example: Arniefest. My house. Friday. Be
there. Or don't.
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arnoubi:
Arnoubi
= my little rabbit. It's a Tunisian word.
Example: I love you, arnoubi.
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arrll-arse:
Peculiar
to Liverpool, England. Ancient in origin,
corruption of English with Gaelic normally
follows.
Arrll generally considered to represent auld,
Gaelic for old. Means an old trick, but more
specifically used throughout the
socio-demographic strata to describe someone who
is sly.
Example: Yous did a really arrll-arse
trick yesterday.
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arrove:
Past
tense of arrive.
Example: He arrove yesterday.
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arse
clown: Someone
who has screwed up or is stupid.
Example: Jerry Springer is a world-famous
arse clown.
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arse
pirate: Intoxicated
man (almost never a woman) who touches or pats
the bottoms of female nightclub patrons.
Arse pirates nearly always dance casually in a
swaying motion to conceal their intentions.
Example: Watch out, there's an arse pirate
behind you. OR I just got caught by an arse
pirate. OR This place is full of arse pirates.
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arsefication:
Making
a mess of a job. Or saying something stupid
Example: What sort of arsefication is
this.
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arseholic:
A
person suffering from the condition of being
unable to stop being an arsehole
Example: The condition became so
uncontrollable I had to attend Arseholics
Anonymous just to be nice to people.
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arsey:
Derived
from arse, the British spelling of ass.
Describes someone behaving negatively in an angry
or agressive manner.
Example: 1. on't get arsey with me.
2. Isuggested doing xyz and she got all arsey
about it.
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ART:
Acronym:
Assuming Room Temperature. Dying or dead. Used by
emergency room staff to describe DOA or unsavable
patients.
Example: Forget him, he's ART. Let's get
that kid over there.
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artattack:
The
act of feeling an overwhelming desire to create
art.
Example: The musician had an artattack and
wrote a fantastic tune.
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Artbuster
(noun): An
arthouse movie that crosses over to be a big
mainstream hit. First used in Variety Deal Memo
and picked up by other movie publications
Example: The Piano and Trainspotting are
two the the 90s most notable artbusters
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Artichock:
A
hardened piece of vegetable matter, used to wedge
uneven tables, hold open doors, etc.
Example: Pass me that old carrot--it'll
make a usefull artichock
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Article
Formation: A
word used to persuade a group of people to turn
chairs into a speakers direction
Example: Lets get into Article Formation
Guys!
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artificial
intelligence: refers
to the hair color (other than blonde) of someone
who acts like a blonde (dingy)
Example: I know he has red hair, but it
must be artificial intelligence.
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artractulation:
The
strategy of displaying artistic creations to
enhance one's attractiveness.
Example: Among his most effective
artraculations was his performance of Fascinating
Rhythm for Annabelle in an original double bass
arrangement.
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Arvilinitis:
A
compulsion to go to your friend's house and drink
all their beer and eat all their pizza.
Example: After they destroyed my bachelor
pad staples,
the Dunham boys inform me they had a severe case
of Arvilinitis.
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asap-ish:
From
ASAP. As soon as possible, but only sort of.
Example: I'll sort it out asap-ish.
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asasp:
The
tense, awkward silence previous to and the
retaliation against something said that is
disgusting or perverted.
Example: Bryon told me that he wanted to
lick my fingers. The resulting asasp was violent.
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ASCII
art: A
collection of standard ASCII characters used to
create images. Can be extremely complex or
extremely simple, though rarely contained to just
one line. See Also: Emoticons.
Example: That ASCII art of the cow was
quite creative. :D
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asexy:
An
asexual organism that is particularly attractive.
Example: That is one asexy amoeba.
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Asimov's
law: That
no robot can harm a human,
or by inaction allow harm to come to a human.
Invented by Isaac Asimov, but now generally
accepted.
Example: Borg, fully aware of Asimov's
Law, wondered why the robot was strangling him.
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asineight:
So
stupid that it doesn't even make it to the nine
in asinine.
Example: Hiring all those second-string
Andersen people as dotcom execs was the most
asineight thing we ever did.
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Ask
DJ!: Following
a questionable statement, this provides instant
and impeccable credibility.
Example: What, you don't believe me? Ask
DJ!
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aslake
attack: When
you are mostly asleep but partially awake and you
suddenly
twitch a body part because something in your
almost dream did so.
Example: I had an aslake attack last night
and involuntarily slapped myself in the head.
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Asok:
From
the Dilbert comic strip. An gullible intern or
temp employee that's just begging to be abused.
Example: Get the Asok to clean your
desk...it's disgusting Get Asok to make 140
copies of this and hand collate it for the
meeting
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Asperg:
Any
human, male or female, with Asperger's Syndrome;
an intriguing form of autism found in bizarre
famous people like Glenn Gould and Andy Warhol.
Example: I'm telling you! Frank is an
Asperg! He's socially inept even though he's good
at math. And he can't stop talking about these
boring subjects!
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asru:
asru
is the emotion composed a mixture of awe, fear,
wonder, and joy often experienced at the moment
of epiphany. It may also describe the emotion
that a worshipper has in apprehension of God or
divinity.
Example: When he realized that he could
explain their behavior on molecular,
sociological, evolutionary, and spiritual scales,
he blinked back tears grinningly as he was
overcome with asru.
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ass:
used
to emphasise the word it is attached to.
Example: that is one expensive-ass
monitor!
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ass:
Nasty;
incompetent.
Example: Your layout of that page was so
ass. No, that girl you picked up -- SHE was ass!
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ass
chimney: Random
insult.
Example: Ed: Hey, I just killed your
daughter.
Ted: You ass chimney, I don't have a daughter.
Ed: Then who was that...
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ass,
butt: The
last half-inch or so of beer at the bottom of a
bottle that tastes terrible.
Example: I can't drink any more of this,
it's down to ass.
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Assad's
Bread: To
be used in any formal examination where the
answer to an impossibly difficult question is not
known.
Originally used by Assad.
In response to a question asked, he simply
replied with all seriousness, Bread.
We loved him for it.
Example: Q. Construct a structure factor
diagram for the reflection of a protein crystal
that contains one kind of anomalously
scattering atoms Fb, and show the contribution of
Fb with respect to the Patterson Summation.
Show how the grouping together of the sine and
cosine of the angles can yield information on the
phase difference
problem. A. Bread?
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Assariffic:
Something
that is not good.
Example: My weekend was assariffic! Friday
I got pulled over and sunday I lost my homework.
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ASSCAN:
What
to do if it's your fault. Act Suprised, Show
Concern, Admit Nothing.
Example: My high school counseler's policy
was complete ASSCAN.
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assclown:
Someone
who's more than just a regular ass.
Example: The assclown on the bicycle
caused a six car pileup.
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assed
out: To
be left out, or to come across misfortune that is
not of your doing that you have no control over.
Example: If the guy in front of you bought
the last one, then you're just assed out.
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assed
out: To
become unconscious after drinking heavily.
Example: A: Wheres Pete?
B: Oh, he got mad drunk and assed out on the
couch.
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Assemblieizer:
One
who assembles assemblies
Example: Ali is the Assemblieizer for the
high school
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asserole:
A
posterior so appealing that it compels one to
return for seconds.
Example: May I have another serving of
asserole?
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Assfly:
Incredibly
annoying person that follows you around and joins
in other people's conversations
Example: Beware, Assfly is coming this way
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asshat:
1. A
general insult used to describe a person who is
being an idiot or a loser.
You'll know one when you see one.
It is not to be confused with asset.
If someone assumes you said asset then she is
obviously an asshat.
2. It can also be used as a nickname.
Example: Graeme, why'd you do that,
asshat?
Come on, Asshat.
Stop being an asshat!
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assholian:
A
variation on assholic--behavior that is
particularly in the manner of an asshole;
inordinately unpleasant behavior.
Example: My brother was being truly
assholian last night, playing his XBOX when I
wanted to watch Half Baked.
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assholic:
(adj)
In the manner of an asshole, behaving like a
jerk.
Example: Gee-whiz, Walter, spitting in
that man's soup was genuinely assholic of you.
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assiotic:
This
is a word I created when I was teen--many, many
years ago.
It's a combination of of ass and idiotic when
just one of the two words is not enough to convey
your thoughts.
It was and still is amazing how many people
understand the gist of the word when used in
proper context.
Example: That was an assiotic thing to do.
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assitude:
The
attitude you get from someone who is being a
total jerk.
Example: I don't know what's the matter
with Chris today--his assitude is almost
unbearable.
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assjack:
Similar
to jackass, but more severe when used to refer to
a particular person.
Example: N. Leave me alone, assjack. V.
Quit assjacking around.
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assload:
to
describe an amount of something
Example: man I have an assload of laundry
to do
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assministrator:
A
person who abuses her position of authority.
Example: That vice principal is a real
assministrator.
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assmosis:
Chronic
kiss-ass.
Example: Frank's a brown-noser. I think
he's come down with a bad case of assmosis.
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assness:
Smartass.
Example: Thanks al ot, assness!
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assoholic:
One
addicted to being an asshole; acting in a manner
so as to continually upset those around you.
Example: That was the third time that
assoholic cut me off.
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assonist:
A
person who attempts a flame thrower effect by
setting fire to her farts.
Example: Larry, why are your shorts burnt?
You're not an assonist are you?
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asspants:
a
mild expletive for non-americans. if american,
the word should be 'bumknickers'.
Example: Asspants! i left my wallet at
home!
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asspirin:
n.
Pain reliever of any type taken to relief a
non-physical pain-in-the-ass.
Example: After listening to his teachers
gripe at him all day, Casper was in dire need of
a couple of asspirins.
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asstagonist:
n.
Non-essential character in a made for TV or B
movie featured to attract male viewers.
Example: I couldn't really follow the
subplots or pick up on any deeper meaning to the
story, but damn that flic had a reall hot
asstagonist.
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asstard:
One
who is in a position of power, but too inept to
excercise it fairly.
Example: That professor gave me a C.
Asstard.
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asstastic/asstacular:
Completely
horribly--really**2 bad.
Example: You played totally asstastic last
night.
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asstraulch:
Assault
+ stretch.
The unintentional action, while yawning and
stretching ones arms, to strike someone nearby.
Example: I asstraulched the girl behind me
in homeroom this morning. What can I say, she was
leaning forward too much.
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asstronomical:
Very
large. Used when a person's butt is so big you
can hardly believe your eyes.
Example: As Chris walked by, Christina
said to Alexa, Did you see his butt? It was
asstronomical.
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asstrophy
(from atrophy): The
numbness in your behind from sitting too long.
Example: If that meeting gone on any
longer, my asstrophy would have been permanent.
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assumably:
Corruption
of assuming and presumably.
Example: The last book I read by this
author was very entertaining. Assumably, his new
one will be too.
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astrogeekological:
Word
describing someone who is way too into astrology
and can tell you your sign without even thinking
about it.
Example: January 2nd? Ooooh, bad news,
baby, that boy is a nasty ol' Capricorn. Honey,
you need to find yourself an Aquarius, I tell
you.
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astropimpmobile:
a
vehicle worthy of photographing and entering into
a contest
Example: Your T-bird is a total
astropimpmobile, you should enter it.
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asymdope:
Someone
with a lot of space between her ears--in other
words, a dumb person.
Example: He doesn't know the first
President of the United States? What an asymdope.
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asyougo:
The
place at the top of or bottom of the stairs where
stuff gets piled to be
taken up or down the next time you're going that
way.
Example: Here, take this upstairs will
you? Just put it on the asyougo and I'll get it
next time
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atavistic
nostalgia: Noun/
A mental game in which one expresses a fond
remembrance of, & longing for, personalities
&/or events with whom they themselves could
have had no personal acquaintance or experience.
Example: Jennifer Lopez remembering the
day she gave a royal command performance for
Queen Victoria.
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Ate
up: Anything
that's worn out, rusted out and ready for the
trashcan. 1980s army slang.
Example: The tires on that truck are ate
up!
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Ate
Up: Overly
committed to something.
Example: A: Check out Bob. He's ate up
over this new job. B: Yeah, he'll be head fry
cook one day.
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ateupwiththedumbass:
When
someone is really dull or stupid.
Example: Look at that guy. He's really
ateupwiththedumbass.
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ATF:
Asshole
Toleration Factor.
Example: Had to bust out of that staff
meeting. My ATF was at an all time low and I was
fixin' to hit someone.
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athabitajay:
A
had to be there joke.
Example: It was sooooooo funny. (no
laughter) OK, then it was an athabitajay.
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atifah:
Person
of satanic origin. Usually owns her own bowling
alley, hair has preserved itself, etc..
Example: Rowena is nothing if not atifah.
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Atlantish:
Very
typical of what you'd find in Atlanta.
Example: The crowd at the concert at
Chastain Amphitheatre was so Atlantish, eating
and drinking in high style while thoroughly
enjoying the music.
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ATM
disease: Having
a wallet or pocket full of only $20 bills,
usually recently acquired from an automatic
teller machine.
Example: Hey, Paul, can you break a $20?
I've got a serious case of ATM disease, and I
really need a Coke.
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atom
splitter: Sarcastic
description of an unintelligent person,
antithetical to the use of the phrases rocket
scientist
and brain surgeon.
Alternatively, a hangover of magnificent
proportions,
such that the sufferer feels and behaves like her
neurons have fused together.
Example: Do you know Nancy? She's a real
atom splitter, ain't she? OR
I woke up this morning with a real atom splitter.
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atomstalgia:
Nostalgia
for 1950s/60s cold war imagery. The feeling of
disappaointment that the World War III hsan't
started yet.
Example: These really bright August days
remind me of Doctor Strangelove. I'm getting a
strong burst of atomstalgia.
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atonavoicia:
A
disorder of comprehension. Sufferers are unable
to extract the hidden (and often completely
contrary) meaning of a sentence based on the
speaker's tone of voice alone.
Example: Sufferers are unable to discern
that No, I'm fine can actually mean Oh, God! I
want to die!
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Atsumara'u:
meaning
same as what's the matter with you
Example: Atsumara'u, I told you to get me
the shovel.
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attaché:
A
person who uses a fake ID to get into a bar, but
still makes his friend over 21 buy him his
drinks.
Example: Jane: Who's he?
Jay: He's my attaché, he's too scared to get his
own drinks.
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attackle:
Sringing
on top of someone and knocking them to the
ground.
Example: Gena attackled me after I got
home from overseas.
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attakid:
A
(usually sarcastic) expression of acknowledgment,
nice job, or congratulations.
Example: I didn't finish my chemistry
homework!
Attakid.
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attention
whore: A
person or housepet who is starved for attention
to the point of being annoying.
Example: Your dog always follows me
around. What an attention whore.
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attitudal:
When
someone is sporting an attitude.
Example: What's her problem today, she is
being so attitudal.
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Attitude:
Pornographic
material.
Example: Schools ban all attitude
websites.
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attitudinal:
Being
overly difficult or cranky.
Example: Listen to me, young lady. Don't
get attitudinal with me.
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attorniquette:
1.
The established rules of civility between
lawyers.
2. Rules of engagement between adversarial
lawyers.
3. What lawyers used to kill each other in
combat.
Example: Jan's objections to the color of
the witness's tie was outside the bounds of
attorniquette.
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attritionist:
someone
who actively tries to be abrasive and rude;
someone whose people skills involve rubbing
people the wrong way to make them go away.
Usually associated with someone whose postion
grants her power by who she's
associtated with, such as an administrative
assistant (secretary).
Example: Barbara is a real attritionist
unless she likes you.
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Audi:
To
leave.
Example: I'm audi.
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Audi
Like Five Geez: To
leave quickly.
Example: I'm Audi Like Five Geez, gee.
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audient:
Singular
of audience.
Example: I'll sing. You be the audient.
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audiographic:
A
sound effect of original design used in
electronic media designed to stimulate an image
in the subconscious mind
Example: The use of clucking hens in the
radio commercial inspired an image of women
hagnagging in the deli, an audiogrqaphic only a
man could appreciate.
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audiolize:
to
imagine what something would sound like;
analogous to visualize, only with sound
Example: When reading a boring textbook,
it's fun to audiolize your favorite cartoon
character saying the words
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aufschlagen:
the
very moment of arriving at a place, after some
fast travel, to take some action at the place.
used as a verb.
Example: i will aufschlagen at ben´s
tonight.
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Auger
or Augered: A
mountain biking term for crashing. Specifically,
the impact between rider and the ground.
Example: I flew off the trail, hit a log,
then augered really bad.
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Aunacity:
Asinine+
audacity. Being stupidly stubborn in a very bold
way.
Example: Can you believe the aunacity of
that Chris?! Sandy said as idignantly as possible
for dramatic effect.
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Auntie
Em: 1.
Affectionate colloquialism for automatic teller
machine, or ATM.
2. Very generous relative so as to be like an
ATM.
3. To open betting, as in ante.
Example: 1. Can we go visit Auntie Em? I'm
strapped.
2. I'm always glad when grandma comes cause she
always Auntie Ems when she leaves.
3. Will you Auntie Em already so we can play this
hand?
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austintexious:
A
prententious display of largeness.
Example: My neighbor's new SUV is really
austintexious.
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autemail:
Sounds
like naughty mail. Those annoying emails that you
must reply to in order to activate your account.
Example: After signing up for a bunch of
e-zines, I had a billion autemails to reply to.
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authentimasticate:
To
chew in order to confirm authenticity of an
object or person.
Example: Make sure you authentimasticate
any would-be triangle players before you allow
them to join the band. You can never be safe
these days-- there's lots of bogus tambouriners
itching to have a go.
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auto-ballet:
The
dance done in heavy traffic by cars competing for
lane spots and exit ramps.
Example: After witnessing a dangerously
complex auto-ballet, Ed took the next exit to
wait for traffic to subside.
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auto-buyography:
One's
own buying history.
Example: Read my auto-buyography to see
why my bank balance is zero.
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auto-spillosis:
The
unsettling feeling of thinking you've spilled the
drink you hold between your legs while driving,
when in fact you haven't.
Example: Derek, distracted by a momentary
case of auto-spillosis drove his car off of the
bridge into a concrete embankment, thereby
actually spilling his soda.
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automagically:
Something
that automatically works but nobody knows why,
especially used in reference to web design and
development.
Example: We called him Magic Mike--
because so many things he did seemed to work
automagically.
But there was no magic at all.
He just saw something the rest of us didn't.
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Automagically:
A
word used to describe an event or action that one
cannot explain rationally.
Example: I got in the shower, and
automagically my date called. or So, you put the
fabric in the machine and it comes out the other
end as a shirt. How's that happen? I
dunno..automagically.
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automatic
diva: The
rise of a pop star to angelic status via the
success of a hit single.
Example: Britney Spears? She's a good
example of an automatic diva.
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automobility:
To
have possession (and uninhibited use) of a car.
Example: You have automobility; give me
ride home.
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avagoodweegend:
Traditional
australian salutation spoken when leaving place
of work on Friday.
Orignally from an insect repellent commercial.
Example: You off then? Avagoodweegend.
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avagoodweekend:
Australian
slang used to wish someone a pleasant weekend.
Example: Remember the Aeroguard, and
avagoodweekend.
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avaladhan:
That's
all. Conveying that nothing more can be done.
Example: When Sachin's wicket fell, Swami
got up exasperated saying, Avaladhan.
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averative:
Average
of an adjective and an adverb.
Example: Percentaqegly is an averative.
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avigastronome:
One
of a number of words we don't need for things we
don't have. An avigastronome is a restaurant
where they serve the same kind of food you get on
airplanes.
Example: Montmorency stopped in for a
quick snack at his neighborhood avigastronome
prior to going to his job at the silo.
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Avoconesocial:
An
insult. No real meaning, it's just a word used to
make you look smarter than the other person
because it's a long word.
Example: Parker, I've had enough of your
avoconesocials.
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avoision:
To
keep away, refrain from doing something or seeing
someone, etc.
Commonly mistaken as evasion or avoiding. Coined
by the news reader Kent Brockman.
Example: Krusty the clown was arrested for
tax avoision.
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avolio:
The
hourglass shaped connecting part that
traditionally joins the bowl to the stem of a
goblet.
(See also merise)
Example: The martini glass was poorly
made; the avolio was way off center and not well
proportioned.
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Aw,
pixy stix!: A
phrase you say when you see a mess and just know
you're gonna have to clean it up.
Example: Aw, pixy stix! Somebody spilled
sugar all over the kitchen floor.
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awesomity:
The
highest state of awesome.
Example: Joe is making leaps and bounds
towards awesomity
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awkwidity:
The
term given during a moment of awkwardness
Example: When Marty told Michael that he
loved him, you could sense the awkwidity in the
air.
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aws:
Awesome.
Usually preceded by totally.
Example: All the hot Craver chicks are
totally aws.
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awtfristo:
A
local slang word for a bus stop.
Example: Are you going to the awtfristo?
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AWW-ite:
Good
and bad word.
Can express pleasure or disdain.
Stress is on the AWW, never the ite.
Watch Friday or next Friday for more hints on
usage...use sparingly...
Example: Them: We going out tonight?
You: AWW-ite.
Them: Can I borrow some money?
You: Nope.
Man, you always borrow money--you need a job.
AWW-ite, you need some paychecks in your pocket,
so what are you waiting for?
A grant for being you?
Get some real dealio billios in your wallet.
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axe:
to
make an inquiry
Example: John wants to axe you a question
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ay:
Used
to get someone's attention. If you can't remember
a name, don't know it, or just don't feel like
saying it.
Example: Ay! Can you get me a bottle of
coke, please?
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ay
me: It
is used when someone is really frustrated or
stressed out.
Especially if they are trying to deal with a lot
of things at once or if they are confused about
what's going on.
Example: Ay me! Why can't I figure this
out?
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aya:
(exclam)
Used when you remember something you were
supposed to have done an hour ago
Example: Aya! I should have mailed that
check this morning!
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AYPWIP:
Abbreviation
for the infamous catanoic reponse of The Brain
from W.B. Animaniacs,
Are you pondering what I'm pondering?
Example: Say Dave, AYPWIP?
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Ayrton:
London
rhyming slang for a ten pound note,
named after late Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna.
Ayrton Senna = tenner.
Example: Lend us an Ayrton, you tight git.
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Ayup:
pron
(ee-up) Lancashire (UK) dialect used as a welcome
(Hello) or an exclamation (To draw attention to
something).
Example: Ayup, how are you? OR Ayup, have
you seen that over there?
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