Mexical adj.— «Ms Lopez, who spends the whole movie speaking some sort of strange Mexical high school patois, plays a temp come dog-walker come caterer’s assistant come unfulfilled fashion designer by the name of Charlie.» —“J-Lo can’t save this...
rat-racing n.— «Some of our pilots satisfy their nostalgia by rat racing with Canadian[s]…from another base.» —“Remote Radar Stations Keep Air Force ‘Cocked’” by Joseph A. Dear in Germany Michigan Evening Sentinel (Holland, Mich.) Nov. 15, 1955...
cutie n.— «Eduardo Lausse, the darling of Argentina, knows today why they call Milo Savage a “cutie.” The handsome South American had to get off the floor and close with a rush to get a draw in last nights’ 10-round…battle.» —“Savage Draws With...
brekko
n.— «After this gruelling Nazi-like torture, came back, had brekko, then got on the bus and did another day’s work.» —“Counting Cars, Sheep And Bats” Derby Evening Telegraph (U.K.) Oct. 28, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
staledate v.— «The general manager should…realize cash wherever possible for all stale-dated and other checks.» —“Mineral County Grand Jury Files Investigation Report” in Hawthorne Reno Evening Gazette (Nev.) Sept. 9, 1943. (source: Double-Tongued...
splash-tacular
suffix— «Wards Splash-Tacular 30×15’ “Leisure Life” Pool With Deluxe Features.» —in advert. Reno Evening Gazette (Nev.) May 18, 1971. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)