scatter band n.— «Eschewing the more traditional, rigid marching-band image of peers such as Cal and USC, Stanford’s rowdies call themselves a “scatter band.” Also found at most Ivy League schools and others such as Rice and...
sideshow n.— «They had to get to the “sideshow,” a dangerous and illegal frenzy of speeding and acrobatic driving perhaps best described as vehicular break dancing.» —“Deadly Swerves and Spins” by Louis...
fiending n.— «He was afraid the crack house would sell out. This happens. Cops call it the “fiending” frenzy.» —“Day of Promise, Night of Waste” by Paul Vitello Newsday (Long Island, N.Y.) Jan...
trout pout n.— «Trout-pout Liz is desperate to rival screen siren Sharon Stone, who whipped fans into a frenzy with her infamous no-knickers scene in smash hit thriller Basic Instinct.» —“Lovely Liz Bares All” by Leigh...
mean-mug n.— «Why would you want to mean-mug niggas from your car like you want to get out and beat them down?» —“Interview with Del, the funkee homo sapien” by dit@frenzy.sybase.com Usenet: rec.music.funky Dec...