Word List / Entertainment :.
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26. gunpoint conversion movie (gŭn'point' kən-vûr'zhən mō'vē)
- a. (n.) A movie in which the protagonist is forced into a radical transformation by threat of violence.
27. hadabada (hă-də-bă-də)
- a. (interj.) A phrase used to strike fear into others, much like its counterpart, "Boo!" Usually most effective in a high, screechy voice.
28. humography (hyü'mŏg'rə-fē)
- a. (n.) A funny story that is only funny to those who were there. If told anywhere else, or at a different time, it becomes dull.
29. infotainjugal (ĭn'fə-tān'jə-gəl)
- a. (adj.) Describing salacious material presented on mass media as informational and consumed as entertainment by its audience.
Example: That PBS documentary on hormones in teenagers was really infotainjugal, wouldn't you say?
30. irritainment (ĭr'ĭ-tān'mənt)
- a. (n.) Entertainment that makes one irritated.
Example: I hate irritainment like the OJ trial and all those reality shows.
31. jellopishe (jĕ-lŏ'pēsh)
- a. (v.) To show a complete understanding of jellopy as an item, a device, and a philosophy.
Example: If you don't jellopishe, then you'll never enjoy this game.
32. Ken Jennings (kĕn jĕn'ĭngs)
- a. (n.) A genius; someone who is smarter than all of their cohorts.
Example: "Thomas Edison was such a Ken Jennings." - b. (adj.) Describing anything that is smart or that demonstrates one's genius.
Example: Wow, that idea is Ken Jennings.
33. kipple (kĭp'əl)
- a. (n.pl.) Any collection of useless objects. Over time, kipple will reproduce itself if not attended to.
Example: We found a lot of kipple in the attic of that old pack rat's home.
34. lovedicing (lŭv-dīc'ĭng)
- a. (v.) Gambling on the assumption that one can lead another person on for an extended period of time without developing deepening feelings for said person.
Example: Jack has been lovedicing his relationship with Jill as they both have gone to fetch water each day. - b. (v.) Gambling on the, possibly wrongful, assumption that one can be in love with two people at the same time.
35. malbingophobia (môl-bĭng'gō'fō'bē-ə)
- a. (n.) The fear among some bingo players that they have incorrectly marked a square, and calling "bingo" could cause them not victory, but public humiliation.
36. morical (môr'ĭ-kəl)
- a. (adj.) Possessing a strong moral value.
Example: This movie is more morical than the last one we watched.
37. narf (närf)
- a. (interj.) The uncontrollable sound an idiot might make.
- b. (interj.) An exclamation emitted when one's brain farts and sound deploys.
- c. (interj.) The word used when no other words will suffice.
38. nerd hero (nûrd hîr'ō)
- a. (n.) Any nerd-core artist or enthusiast who pretends to have mad skills with a guitar by displaying his/her Guitar Hero® guitar controller during concert, or by demonstrating his excellence in game.
39. Orlandite (ôr-lănd'īt')
- a. (n.) One who is insanely obsessed with Orlando Bloom. They are often fan-girls and know everything about him including favorite colors, articles of clothing and such. These aborigines can prove quite dangerous if provoked with crude Orlando comments.
40. padawan (pă'də-wän)
- a. (n.) An apprentice who undergoes intensive training under a learned Jedi Knight. In many cases, the apprentice is referred to as a young padawan.
41. plothole (plŏt-hōl)
- a. (n.) A rough spot in a storyline; a storyline that doesn't quite work, like a pothole is to a road.
42. plotician (plŏt-tĭ'shən)
- a. (n.) One who devotes their career to the elimination and repair of plotholes.
- b. (n.) One who can only perform an action if it has been done in a movie or book.
43. plotistical (plŏ'tĭs-tĭ-kəl)
- a. (adj.) Of or according to the main events of a play, novel, movie, or similar work, devised and presented by the writer as an interrelated sequence.
Example: This looks like the work of a plotistical murderer.
44. poety (pō'ĭt-ē)
- a. (adj.) poetry-like; something closely resembling the work of a poet. Often used derogatorily to describe bad poetry, rap, and self-indulgent spoken word sessions.
45. repihumoror (rĕp'ĭ-hyü'mər-ər)
- a. (n.) One who tells the same joke repeatedly to the same people without realizing it, thinking the joke will be funny, again.
- b. (n.) One who repeats jokes he or she has seen on television or heard on the radio.
46. Rockter scale, The (rŏk'tər skāl)
- a. (n.) A scale from 1 to 10 measuring the seismic force of a particular gig. 10 on the Rockter scale would be a gig that caused localised geological upheaval. 1 would be Culture Club.
Example: The We Are Scientists gig on Saturday was definitely an 8 on the Rockter scale.
47. rocktopus (rŏk'tə-pəs)
- a. (n.) A celebrity musician who believes that he may, by dint of his fame and social standing, grope one's girlfriend when he meet them in a club.
48. Sandlersydrome (sănd'lər-sĭn'drōm')
- a. (n.) One who is fond of saying quoted lines in Adam Sandler movies and doesn't get sick of saying them in life.
Example: We knew he has Sandlersyndrome when he continually repeated the phrase, "That's pretty sick Chubbs." - b. (n.) One who attempts to either duplicate or incorporate the famous Adam Sandler golf swing or batting cage tactics in one's everyday activities.
49. skiffy (skĭf'ē)
- a. (n.) A somewhat less derogatory way of referring to someone who the mainstream would refer to as a "sci-fi geek." Origins: Sci-Fi is to skiffy as SCSI is to scuzzy.
50. skinemax (skĭ'nə-māks)
- a. (n.) Any premium cable television station that is open to airing erotica among other less provocative material.
