alive day n.— «The jokes—from latrine to gallows humor—at Saturday night’s roast were all for Cleland as 150 friends, including seven from the Pit, celebrated “Max Cleland Alive Day.” “Exactly 10 years ago today we...
moose knuckles`
n.— «Always been partial to “Moose Knuckles.” » —“Re: Names For -==[Pussy]==-” by Mike Bartmanovich Usenet: alt.tasteless.jokes May 27, 1996. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
office wife n.— «To my mind, a private secretary is an “office wife” for some eight hours of a man’s day. She should give him subtle encouragement, approval, admiration, respect. She should laugh at his jokes, overlook his...
finnegan pin
n.— «Finnegan pin…A nonexistent object used as the basis of practical jokes.…A finnegan pin in the muffler gear.» —, 1968. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
gay vague adj.— «Many men have migrated to a middle ground where the cues traditionally used to pigeonhole sexual orientation—hair, clothing, voice, body language—are more and more ambiguous. Make jokes about it. Call it what you will:...
joke jail n.— «Joke jail—Plebes can be required by upperclassmen to tell jokes; if the jokes are poor, the plebe must hold his fork in front of his face as if speaking through jail bars.» —“A look at the lingo used by the mids;...