ditch in line v.— «Students will not “ditch” in line, and will use a conversational tone in communication with other students and cafeteria employees.» —“Perrysburg High School Student Handbook” Perrysburg High...
hump strap n.— «Moving quickly, Hassing and Granath use two-wheeled dollies to move what seem impossibly high stacks of boxes through the drizzle. Granath unwraps his “hump strap” from his waist, using it to carry big, heavy...
hully-gully adj.— «The little guy whipped through three quick goals and six straight charity tosses for a fast 12-point finish. He tallied half those points in the last 23 seconds as the game turned into a hully-gully slopfest...
hully-gully adj.— «An end to zone defenses would mean an end to “stalling” tactics, but after all—it’s the kind of basketball you’d like to see. Do you want hully-gully play, wtih [sic] lots of scoring? Or do you prefer...
city ham n.— «By contrast, wet-cured hams—often called “city” hams—are brined or injected with a saltwater solution as a preservative. City hams, more mild-tasting and moister than country hams, are far more prevalent because...
cute ute n.— «Unlike many of its cute-ute competitors, the Grand Vitara offers a fairly stout defense of its off-road credentials.» —“Not grand, but good” by Dan Neil Columbus Dispatch (Ohio) Apr. 8, 2006...