woof it up v. phr.— «They are kids who will have to get over some schoolyard disputes, such as Jefferson and Stephon Marbury woofing it up in last spring’s playoffs.» —“U.S. flawed, but Duncan gives it shot” by Sam...
banjo n.— «Few things are more likely to get you a disapproving lecture from the cholesterol police than the bacon and egg sarnie.…Even the most inexperienced and dreadful cooks can rustle up a banjo, (as the sandwich is sometimes...
profile n.— «The accident displaced several vertebrae in his spine and left micro-fractures in the bones of his spine. He was not able to do everything his job required—in military parlance, he was given a profile, and had to be excused...
flab jab n.— «Drug regulators have started a national campaign against the cosmetic use of Lipostabil for the treatment—commonly known as the “flab jab”—in which it is injected under the skin, after a boom in its use as an...
getaway day n.— «By custom, teams play the last game of a series during the day to give the visiting team time to reach the next city at a reasonable hour. By scheduling night games on these “getaway days,” as they’re called...
catass v.— «You might think I’m catassing, but I really just play for about 2-3hrs in the evening, and a bit more at weekends.» —“Re: [WoW] Thoughts from an about-to-turn-40 player” by Sam Jones Usenet: alt.games...