moneyball n.— «While you were still rooting for your team for no reason more profound than it was your team, they changed the rules on you. The Dodgers and Giants split for the Coast, sharpies like George Steinbrenner bought into the...
tuk-tuk n.— «Tik, Tuk-Tuk or crystal meth gives adolescents what they want—confidence and a sense of power.» —“The drug that keeps teens from growing up” by Di Caelers Cape Argus (Cape Town, South...
tik n.— «Tik, Tuk-Tuk or crystal meth gives adolescents what they want—confidence and a sense of power.» —“The drug that keeps teens from growing up” by Di Caelers Cape Argus (Cape Town, South Africa) June...
flying fox n.— «At another spot, visitors grab a “flying fox,” also known as a zip line, and fly through the air 8.9 metres over a sand pit, the long jump Olympic record Bob Beamon set in 1968.» —“Dundas Square finally...
paleoconservative n.— «Scenes like the “High Society Cake Walk” production number and FDR’s spat with his haughty paleoconservative mother after his conversion to Eleanor’s liberal way of thinking provoked spontaneous applause...
Ja well no fine
other.— «Because “ja well no fine” make sense to us.» —by Jean-Marie Dru Beyond Disruption: Changing the Rules in the Marketplace Apr. 12, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)