break off v. phr.— «You’re not drawn to him at all? Not one little iota of I’d- like-to-break-me-off-a-piece-of-that buzzing around your head or other, more pertinent parts?» —by Lori Bryant-Woolridge Hitts & Mrs. Jan. 1, 2004. (source: Double...
piece n.— «His killers had agreed to take him to purchase a “nine piece”—street slang for 9.5 ounces of cocaine, hoping to get thousands of dollars and the drugs.» —“Baby’s death haunts police” by Lori Caldwell Post-Tribune (Merrillville, Ind.) Feb...
gleek v.— «You CAN shoot pure saliva…from under your tongues. Keep at it and one day all your snargling (gleeking/lurching) dreams will come true.» —“I’d Like To Teach The World To Gleek…In Perfect…Harmony? Blech.” by Lori Bradley A.D.D. (Another...
predictomics n.— «The NCTR also plans to attach a module with chemical structures and a text-mining module that can be used for predictions. It has coined the term “predictomics” to describe the field of toxicoinformatics and risk assessment...