bootleg adj.— «what kind of car does he drive?—whatever just as long as we not rollin in some jacked up ugly ass “bootleg car.” y’enoe it gotta have the sound system and the wheels and errrythang.» —“The Perfect Guy. (not really)” by...
splash mark n.— «In the gulf war, our vehicles got hit farely often. One tank had 4 splash marks on it’s frontal slope from HEAT rounds.» —“Oh, so a mech cant kill tanks eh?” by Absolut_Tempest Mechanized Propulsion Systems Message Board Aug. 13...
geedunk n.— «We had about four barber chairs, a clothing store, a “Geedunk,” that’s an ice-cream store, our own laundry and water system.» —“Memories Kindled by Ship’s Rebirth” in Iowa Omaha World-Herald (Neb.) Feb. 15, 1984. (source: Double...
blue-sky v.— «Can’t you just hear some government official blue-skying and saying the system would be so much more affordable if all those pesky old people would just die?» —“Healthcare: The truth about your government” by Paul Harris Vive le...
gray GDP n.— «Some people argue that GDP cannot reflect the quality of economy comprehensively, so they call it “gray” GDP.» —“”Green GDP” index system is approaching: Interview” People’s Daily (China) Sept. 15, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued...
anaspora n.— «A professor in Hawaii, however, had given it the old college try. He terms it “anaspora.” “The stem for ‘diaspora’ is speirein, meaning to scatter, and the prefix dia means apart. An antonym for ‘diaspora’ might take the form of...