joggle v.— «The world’s two fastest marathon “jogglers”—will face off in an epic battle for a new Guinness World Record at this year’s Boston Marathon on Monday, April 17. Kapral, 33, senior editor at the Toronto office of Westford, Mass.-based...
joggler n.— «The world’s two fastest marathon “jogglers”—will face off in an epic battle for a new Guinness World Record at this year’s Boston Marathon on Monday, April 17. Kapral, 33, senior editor at the Toronto office of Westford, Mass.-based...
go-slow
n.— «It is a place you’d love to endure its unending traffic jams also known as “Go-slow” in local parlance.» —“Intrigues, politics as MTN Marathon comes around” Vanguard (Lagos, Nigeria) Sept. 29, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
weeded adj.— «I’m a waiter at TGI Friday’s. “Weeded” is jargon for being so busy you can’t even think of what you came into the kitchen to get. As in “in the weeds” like you’re “swimming” (another useful bit of nomeclature for the same thing) in a...
hack n.— «They didn’t understand that when the Americans said “as fragged” they meant “as planned,” the Indian parallel for “hack” was “time-check.”» —“IAF marathon flyers outpace the best” by Rahul Singh in Ambala, Haryana Times of India Aug. 20...
fragged adj.— «They didn’t understand that when the Americans said “as fragged” they meant “as planned,” the Indian parallel for “hack” was “time-check” or that the US pilots called “fess up” to own up a mistake.» —“IAF marathon flyers outpace the...