turn someone over v. phr.— «Too public, it seems. The Mail on Sunday, in Fleet Street parlance, turned him over. Treating him like an errant soap star over two pages, it sunk its fangs into the English divorcee, highlighting his glamorous...
king v.— «Not to mention that you got busted by the cops in every single solitary town that you attempted to king.» —“Re: WEHT That So-called Celebrity Quality-Of-Life Offender?” by ghghhg55@aol.com (Georgiana...
D-girl n.— «Demi’s “production company” is simply a vanity shell deal at Columbia Pictures. All the above-the-title actors have them to soothe their egos. Essentially, the studio gives them a few hundred thou to pay a D-girl...
shrimp
v.— «No, she did not shrimp my toes…» —“Re: Monica’s A Psycho?” by James Jorden (jjorden@ix.netcom.com) Usenet: alt.showbiz.gossip Feb. 1, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)