gassing n.— «For what purpose are these prison prophylactics to be used? Inmates often indulge in a practice known as “gassing,” which is the act of using their own bodily fluids as a weapon.» —“The Fourth Annual Nosey...
kegstand
n.— «The object of doing a kegstand is to drink as much as you can, for as long as you can, without stopping.» —“Kegstands” by Ray James Man Show on Tap Oct. 19, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
valve lash n.— «If the noise is there whenever the car is running, and not just during acceleration, then it probably is valve tap, more commonly known as “valve lash.”…When you have lash, it means that there’s slop...
Schumer visa n.— «A growing number of Congress members are attempting to pull the plug on their efforts to secure highly prized diversity visas. The application period for the visas, commonly referred to as Schumer Visas, runs until Dec...
twenty-footer n.— «The Packard had been fully restored, but the GTO needed significant work. Ray calls it a “20-footer,” enthusiast parlance for a car that looks good from 20 feet or more, but reveals a number of problem areas...
spit on v. phr.— «Francoeur has started to “spit on” more pitches, baseball parlance for laying off obvious balls out of the strike zone.» —“He’s not gonna take it” by Ray Glier Sporting News Sept...