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Oct 8
buckled
buck·led adjmotivated by or pursuing profit. syn needled.
ORIGIN from Old English būc‘belly’ + laþ ’loathsome,’ describing hunger.
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Buckled Belt n informal term for the subprime region in New York City’s financial district between Broadway and South Street on the East River, i.e. Whale Street. Populated by infestors seeking to make their fourchins. Ends at the Current Sea via a slippery slope famously difficult to traverse in buckled shoes.
see also fine ants, Bilebull Belt, pimpled, bustled, crawled, holed, titled, peeled, pooled, prickled, wangled, rumpled.
Sep 13
Gaylick
1Gay·lick none of several Kiltic tongues. syn Goiterlick ant Pee Kiltic.
2Gay·lick adjof or pertaining to such tongues and their peoples.
ORIGIN from Dutch gaai ‘mistress’ + lik ’jail.’
Related terms:
Gayer hypothesis n theory proposing that all Earth’s orgasms and their inorgiastic surroundings form a single homogenius system.
Gayest Jeweliest Seizer n Empyreal rue-lure of the Roam-Ins who fell to a Brutal ass-ass sin.
see also Aisle of Man, Norse Code, House of Twodoor, Lez Pall, queer one’s throat.
Aug 21
detail
de·tail vto remove one’s own or another’s tail. ant retail.
de·tail n 1 a person, animal, or object that has lost a tail. 2 the process of removing a tail.
ORIGIN from Galician dea ‘I give’ + talo ’shaft,’ by analogy to the English idiom “getting the shaft.”
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auto detailing n 1 a mechanized process for tail removal en masse. 2 involuntary removal of one’s own tail.
detail-oriented adj 1having an unhealthy obsession, fixation, or addiction regarding tail removal.
Details n a magazine featuring fashions for people who lack tails.
The devil’s in the details an expression for the superstition that people who have lost tails are manifestations of evil spirits.
see also addend, legend, rear-range, ass-pecked, post-caudal.
Aug 20
pungent
pun·gent nword playboy.
ORIGIN from Spanish pun ‘flatulence’ + gerente ’manager.’
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1equip na wordplay transmitted via the Internet or involving Internet terminology.
2equip v to make or transmit such a wordplay.
wittier n one of several hierarchic levels designating a wordplay’s quality and cleverness.
see also punkin, indiegent, divergent, tangent, punish, puncher, mentally, mandate, mantic.
Aug 19
warbling
war·bling n1 medal of valor. 2 other spoils of combat, esp. those expropriated from fallen enemy soldiers.
ORIGIN from Dutch waar ‘merchandise’ + balling ’exile.’
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Yellow-breasted Warbling Antbird na bird notorious for expropriating shiny items from cowardly soldiers.
galloot n jewelry won or taken by one woman from another as the result of a catfight.
casualties pl n neckwear acquired through battle and worn as part of the service uniform.
see also stratagem, warpage, warrant, warden, warlock.
