stewburner n.—Gloss: a person who works in a naval commissary. «Henry Gagne was in the squadron about four months when he decided he wanted to be a stewburner, or in naval parlance, a commissaryman. So he worked in the chow hall.» —“...
cherrystem v.— «The area recommended for wilderness contains two inholdings. A 40-acre parcel at the southern end has no developed access and is too rugged for development. A cherrystem road provides access to the 160-acre parcel at...
cutlet n.— «Secret weapon: Braza’s Silicone Bra Inserts. Place “cutlets” in nonstretch bra in front of breasts so their fake nipples align with yours.» —“Get Cosmo Cleavage” Cosmopolitan Feb. 1, 2000...
kneelo n.— «Good to see Narrabeen’s Michael Novakov getting some kudos in the ABC Sportsman of the Year Award presentation for winning the world amateur kneeboard title in England last year. What they didn’t mention was that it was the...
shot house n. a place where alcohol is (illegally) sold by the drink. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
red light fever n.— «The track did an excellent job of getting us finished, again. If you noticed, both of the trucks in the finals had red light fever, but Dennis’ came on first which made Bob the winner.» —“DHRA Drag Racing @ GLD...