jumper n.— «This particular four-mile stretch of fencing was historically San Diego County’s most porous border problem, he said. His officers once had 1,250 apprehensions of during just one day’s shift, he said. And if a border patrol agent chased...
gator arm n.pl.— «When receivers run pass patterns across the middle, they don’t like to stretch for the ball for fear of being smacked in the ribs by Swilling. “We call that ‘Gator arms’ because they try to short-arm the ball,” he says with a...
tiger mark
n.— «I call my amazing stretch marks my “Tiger Marks.” (ROoooaarrrr!) I love them except when they itch.» —“Introduction…got long!” by mommy2katy MSN Groups: APhearts Oct. 9, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
tiger stripe n.— «August I started a new urban legend at Gencon, amazing even myself at my physical relilience in the third trimester. I started to carry heavy and knew I waddled if I walked when tired. Tiger stripes of stretch marks blossomed on...
tiger belly n.— «I have a feeling that if there was a reliable way, women would have been using it a lot sooner than weight trainees (pregnancy and stretch marks and the tiger belly thing).» —“Re: Stretch Marks” by spodosaurus Usenet: misc.fitness...
tiger striping n.— «Open a woman’s magazine and look at how many ads there are for creams to remove not “very lovely tiger striping” but “unsightly stretch marks.” We are NEVER told that stretch marks are attractive. You can’t cure a lifetime of...
