fundit n.— «“I either say I’m a television personality or that I’m a fundit,” the 36-year-old says from his home in New York. “I coined the term “fundit,” and The New York Times stole it from me. I feel violated. I...
ponytail n.— «Being that we are talking record industry types it may make NOFX next years most sought after band. I can hear a bunch of ponytails covering their cellular phones and saying “alright…when are these guys coming to...
zot
v.— «A real unpleasant zotting and frying sound of bugs being decommissioned just overhead.» —by David Foster Wallace A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again Feb. 1, 1997. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
drill and kill n.— «Instead of a traditional worksheet of problems, known in teacherese as “drill and kill,” they were playing a game of dominoes, and learning at the same time.» —“Math all fun and games with new...
rubber arm n.— «Angels pitcher Scot Shields has what’s known in the business as a “rubber arm.’’ For a middle reliever that’s a euphemism for, “Thanks for all your hard work and effort, kid. Here’s $925,000. Have fun setting...
mop and glow v. phr.— «I believe when I became a HazMat Tech. Cont. Ed. hours was offered for EMS recerts.…Become a tech, doing the mop and glow stuff is actually kinda fun once ya get into it.» —“HAZ MAT in Morgan...