RABIN
n.— «RABIN.…Republican all but in name, the opposite of a RINO.» —“Best of the Web Today” by James Tarranto OpinionJournal Dec. 9, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
mouth-breather n.— «“How can we reach out to the average viewer?” You know…the middle-class mouth-breather with the camper truck and the short attention span.» —“Mary Shelley, Mary Shelley” by Cyra...
mouthbreather n.— «Wellywebb and his sniveling gaggle of political mouthbreathers held a highly publicized rally on the Colorado Capitol steps.» —by L. Neil Smith Lever Action: Essays on Liberty Apr. 1, 2001. (source:...
mouth-breather n.— «Whatta maroon. Not only does this submoronic mouthbreather send an illegal, obscene message in private email, he posts it here publicly, with a header showing that it was also sent privately.» —“Re: Need help from...
minch v.— «SARAH: connie you minched my knee by…wait, no i mean…you missed. CONNIE: no, it was minched. and thus a new word was added to the english language. minch, v. to miss by an inch.» —by nothingtobedone...
sprigadee
n.— «You nah need a likkle spell, me sprigadee. De Lawd haffe tek care a yuh.» —by Andrea Levy Small Island Dec. 11, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)