brick v. (generally) to fail; (of a person) to commit an error or do poorly; (especially in sports) to miss or fail to reach a target, goal, or destination; (of a musical recording) to fail to be successful or sell well; to stiff; (of an electronic...
bamboocha n.— «Bamboocha is island-speak and although it cannot be translated into a single word, a close match would be to eat life wid a big spoon and in essence “live life large.” It will mark a new global advertising...
spamment n.— «My Texas Holdem spammer seems to be taking a break. I didn’t get a single spamment during the night, whereas I had been cleaning up over 100 of these every morning for the past few days.» —“Title:...
Sconnie n.— «When my roommate goes home to San Francisco, friends mock her “’Sconnie” accent; yet true Wisconsinites would single her out as a Coastie in no time.» —“Language always amusing” by Cynthia...
snout house n. a single-family residence in which a garage projects from, obscures, or dominates the street-facing side of the building. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
hully gully adj.— «Coats asked if the NCAA couldn’t protect attendance by passing a bylaw to limit appearances, yet removing itelf as the single selling agent and allowing conferences and independents to negotiate their own TV contracts...
