swoss n.— «The Civil Air Patrol was neither fish nor fowl, or as the local commander, George E. Haddaway termed it neither swans or gooses, swosses. While they did not officially belong to the armed services, its members were designated...
tote a note v. phr.— «Robinson and Hancock, who owns his own tow truck and is self-employed, accompany each other as much as possible for an extra measure of safety. Many of the cars they pick up are for “tote-a-note” lots...
bondage rigger n.— «They were filming an update for the site Men In Pain. It would feature two players billed as Wild Bill and Claire Adams. Adams, who is 25, gave up on a philosophy degree to become a bondage rigger. (Last year, she tied...
skankie n.— «It happened a year ago on my first-ever visit to one of the Dominican Republic’s all-inclusive resorts. My friend and I looked at each other, wondering what to do. They weren’t hitting on us, exactly. But, even through the...
brokester n.— «The impoverished gangster barely eking out a living is so commonplace that mobsters have a word for these poorer men of honor: brokesters.» —“Some Made Men Struggle to Make Ends Meet” by William K...
farmer blow n.— «My hubby has even taught Matthew the “Farmer Blow” that only Men seem to have enough back pressure to do—YUK!» —“Re: blowing your nose” by Alice Bertelson Usenet: misc.kids Mar. 30...