TNF n.— «They have a term for us out here: “TNF—Troops Non-Ferocious,” because we only defend ourselves when attacked, unlike the military who need to go on the offensive.» —“Money talks for cops in war zone” Belfast Telegraph (Ireland) June 4...
ninety-minute bigot n.— «Rangers chairman David Murray has coined the term ’90-minute bigots’ to describe those fans who sing offensive songs during a match and then return to a normal life, working and socialising with Catholics.» —“No surrender...
mind-shower v.— «Apparently, it is polically incorrect to say “Brain Storm,” as it is offensive to epileptic students (And this is actually 100% true, and what they are now telling new student teachers!) So what do they have to call it instead...
1v1 n.— «The Falcons will greatly benefit from her offensive skills and direct approach in 1v1 situations.» —“BGSU Announces 2006 Women’s Soccer Recruiting Class” Bowling Green State University (Ohio) Feb. 2, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued...
pancake n.— «They are called “pancake blocks” or simply “pancakes,” in the parlance of offensive linemen, who live (and love) to execute them by flattening an opponent.» —“BC’s Beekman plans to serve up pancakes” by Michael Vega Boston Globe (Mass...
dago T n. a ribbed, white cotton tank-style undershirt; a wife-beater; a boy-beater. Editorial Note: A synonym is guinea T, which, like dago T, is often perceived as derogatory or offensive. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)