Johnny Jihad
n.— «Until next time, stay safe, be happy and remember, Johnny Jihad is not hiding under your bed. He is living in a cave where he belongs.» —“Life During an I.R.R. deployment. (How we are handling the backdoor draft)” by John Sole My Rants (Monroe, Wisconsin) Oct. 22, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
Matt in Beloit, Wisconsin, reports that when he was in high school back in the 1990s, he and his friends used the word biscuit in phrases like I feel like a biscuit or I bet you feel like a biscuit now, the idea being that someone said something...
Jackie in Wausau, Wisconsin, says her family used an odd word whenever someone took a sip and choked. She’s not seen it in print, but suspects it’d be spelled something like furschluk. The family’s word is likely adapted from German verschlucken...