You might describe someone particularly talkative or gossipy by saying that their tongue wags at both ends. A more elaborate version is Your tongue wags at both ends and is tied in the middle. Another variant: Your tongue is hinged in the middle...
DUST-OFF n.— «These men and women have a contract with wounded soldiers commonly called DUST-OFF. It’s an acronym standing for “Dedicated Unhesitating Service To Our Fighting Forces.” “That contract states that no matter where they are, no matter...
chevrolegs n.pl.— «When gas is $1.35 around here (which it hasn’t been in years), I just use my Chevro-Legs a little more often.» —“Re: Shipping / Handling—Where do YOU work?” by Isaiah Beard (ibeard@pobox.com) Usenet: alt.cellular.sprintpcs Aug...
jinky adj.— «I posted a note that was witty and cute and informative in response to this posting. However, it got lost when my fucking server went jinky.» —“Re: TG look… what do YOU do?” by gunnm@eskimo.com (Colleen Morgan) Usenet: alt.fan.tank...
sack up
v.— «My only response to diablo is to sack up and grow a pair.» —“Re: Love and Death” by maszakj@pell1l8.alleg.edu (Jonathan Maszak) Usent: alt.romance.chat Mar. 11, 1994. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
utzy adj.— «She very well may…but she would not make the same kind of fuss over someone else saying it….she just hates me and has to jump on all my posts this way. I respect myself very much as well. I also find it funny that a few posts of mine in...