gapology n.— «There is enough thinking about these many divisions among voters that some political scientists have even begun to write about “gapology.”» —“In Politics, the ‘God Gap’ Overshadows Other Differences” by...
DMW n.— «The stock, after initially rebounding under Pressler from $10 a share to $25, has since drifted back down to $18. Same-store sales have declined for 18 of the past 21 months. By summer 2005, Pressler was referred to as...
grubbing n.— «Rush claimed that the hearing showed that developer Richard Muller Jr. had “disturbed earth” while clearing the land along Upper Smith Gap Road through a process called “grubbing,” in which stumps...
nanopants n.pl.— «Nanotechnology is simply the most recent attempt to manipulate the basic building blocks of matter. So far, it has succeeded best in the clothing industry with the manufacture of stain-repellent material. Consumers can...
wristband generation n.— «“Generation Gap,” or “the wristband generation,” is the latest demographic acronym to emerge from the bowels of our marketing-friendly modern political machine.» —“Generation...
spawny
adj.— «Only spawny gappers find any paid work in the region other than teaching English.» —by Charlotte Hindle Lonely Planet Gap Year Book Sept. 1, 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)