kick down the door v. phr.— «The Air Force will need a new bomber, capable of knocking out ground targets ahead of its mission. “We refer to it ‘Kick down the door,'” said Lt. Col. Tony Siler, ACC chief of the (aptly named)...
Chreaster n.— «I mentioned to some folks in our congregation at Eastlake about the creation of the word “Chreasters” and they got a kick out of it. If you’re curious, it’s a new word for folks who go to church on Christmas Eve...
Kanglish n.— «After Hinglish, it’s now time for Kanglish films. And a filmmaker in the city has chosen to launch a film where the dialogues are a blend of Kannada and English which is how most of Bangalore speaks, anyway.» —“This is...
circus save n.— «Scotland threatened only once more, with Keller making a circus save off Gary McAllister’s direct free kick late in the first half.» —“U.S. shoots blanks in loss” by Kim Hartwig Denver Post (Colo...
kick flick n. a martial arts movie. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
nemesister n.— «All the skaters share an unmistakable bond. “We’re all friends, and we’re all in this together, but I’m gonna kick your a- Sunday night,” Sister Mary Jane explained. “We have a term for the relationship:...