freedom lawn n.— «She is against cultivating a green shag rug through the aid of chemicals, advocating instead something the lawn industry calls a Freedom Lawn: “a delicately balanced mixture of whatever can grow in any particular...
pupusa n.— «Everyone in El Salvador knows the pupusa. This thick tortilla, typically filled with combinations of cheese, beans, pork and a green vegetable blossom called loroco, is a staple of restaurants and home kitchens. Served with a...
beta n.— «Stripping his suit to reveal a pair of bright green lycra tights, the Manhattan businessman lifts himself up on to the east face of the rock to demonstrate “the beta”—that’s climbese for the ability to flawlessly...
fear-up harsh n.— «Another technique, called “fear-up harsh,” aimed at “significantly increasing the fear level of a detainee,” was also given the green light.» —“General approved extreme interrogation...
green language n.— «Instead, they should be taught English as a second language, Robinson said, knowing that they’ll need to speak properly in order to get a job and earn a living.…Robinson calls standard English the “Green...
magh n.— «Magh A term with multiple uses. Can be used as a noun or as an adverb. Common uses are in reference to a person or a thing, and to add extra emphasis on action words. Examples: “Who Chucky? Yeah, we ran into that magh last...