bump n.— «I slurred, “Dude, if you give me a bump of coke or a bong hit, I’ll be fine.” She looked at me sadly and said, “Lesley, go home.”…Also, I used to intern at Vice and do bumps of heroin in the bathroom every 15 minutes, and look, they still...
sub-note
n.— «Laptops and notebooks are exactly the same thing. Some of the smaller notebooks are called sub-notes.» —“Cheat to geek guide” by David Flynn The Age (Australia) Dec. 11, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
leave (something) on the table v. phr.— «Don’t hold out for the last dollar. Instead, leave something on the table for the next owner. “It’s riskier to be the last builder rather than the first,” Sletten advises. “If you hold out to the very end...
bleacher butt
n.— «Take a stadium seat or a cushion to avoid what is commonly known as “bleacher butt.”» —“A Guide To Competitions” Mercury-News (San Jose, California) Oct. 19, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
rib-eye in the sky n.— «Baker needs to do a little more research as the crane is in fact a hunted species in nine of ten states in the central flyway from North Dakota to Texas. There they are plentiful and determined to be consumptive game. I had...
GPA n.— «GPA also stands for a university or college’s Gay Point Average. Windmeyer’s book, “The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students,” released in August, evaluates a school’s GPA based on different components which promote a gay, lesbian...
