goat grab n.— «The enlisted men were subjected to a daily routine of whole boiled goat or chicken served up on a large metal platter. Mixed in the gruel were all the entrails, including beaks, hoofs, feet, and eyeballs.…Chowtime soon became known...
gym
v.— «Tired of gymming? Take a break from that mundane exercise routine in your health club.» —“The aqua advantage” by Gaurav Thakur Times of India Mar. 21, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
zimbo n.— «[Daniel Dennett] goes on, however, to propose a super-zombie or “zimbo,” which besides its routine processing of inputs and outputs, is capable of addressing and “considering” its own internal states.» —“The Conscious Dead” by Peter...
canine freestyle n. a competitive sport in which a dog obeys a handler’s commands in a routine set to music. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
canine freestyle
n.— «There is a new sport called Canine Freestyle, in which handler and dog perform a routine of their own devising to music.» —by Stephanie J. Taunton The Trick Is in the Training Mar. 1, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
cuffing and stuffing v.— «We’re a white-collar unit—paper crimes, fraud, embezzlement. The old cuffing-and-stuffing routine doesn’t come to us very much.» —“Club owner’s sense of something off-key led to the arrest of rock-star imposter” by Howard...