heavy furniture
n.— «Some have thought of her at times as what celebrity-wranglers bemoan as “heavy furniture.”» —“A Critic, Insatiable and Dismissed” by Glenn Collins New York Times Nov. 26, 2008. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
fish with feet n.— «Digital magazines—the flappable, page-by-page replication of a publication’s print edition, rather than content uploaded individually to a magazine’s Web site—have been around for about a decade, and Zinio has long been the...
regressive n.— Note: Coined as an antonym to “progressive.” «Regressives like to call people like me Bush-haters, and so it is important to address that claim before proceeding, because the entire intent of hurling that label at the president’s...
super-duper Tuesday n.— «As Kirk pitched the rules proposed by the Fairness Commission at four regional DNC caucuses yesterday, he also said critics of a move to create a “super-duper Tuesday” of primaries and caucuses in early March were sounding...

