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26. flippoyance (flĭ-poi'əns)
- a. (n.) The annoyance of hair that constantly needs to be flipped or shaken out of one's eyes.
Example: "Her hair's flippoyance finally drove her to the point of pulling it into a ponytail when she jogged."
27. FLK (ĕf ĕl kă)
- a. (acro.) Funny Looking Kid; Common birth center term for a newborn who comes out looking "not quite right", but not so irregular as to be able to give him/her a label.
Example: "Baby Joan is an FLK."
28. fugly (fŭglē)
- a. (adj.) Particularly ugly, horrid, or disgusting. F'ugly is also acceptable.
Example: Man, the Honda Element is one fugly car!
29. goose bumples (güs bŭm'pəls)
- a. (n.) The little bumps that appear on one's skin when one is cold.
30. gorgeousful (gôr'jəs-fəl)
- a. (adj.) Describing something that is gorgeous and beautiful.
Example: That dress is gorgeousful!
31. headness (hĕd-nĕss)
- a. (n.) To have an abnormally large head.
Examples:
My daddy has headness, and so does my little brother!
His headness defied all bike helmet sizes.
32. hindkerchief (hīnd'kər-chĭf)
- a. (n.) Really expensive toilet paper. As in: toilet paper at Buckingham palace.
33. hoxy (hŏk'sē)
- a. (adj.) Something that is both hot and sexy.
34. insparation (ĭn-spä-rā'shən)
- a. (n.) Thinking up a great idea while sitting in a spa or sauna.
35. kamaldeep (kä'məl-dēp)
- a. (adj.) Taboo; An extremely offensive word labeling someone as a tyrant or other such dark entity stemming from their personality and appearance.
36. kneebow (nē-bō)
- a. (n.) The elbow of one's leg.
37. kneekle (nē'kəl)
- a. (n.) The portion of one's leg extending from the knee to the ankle. It is referred to in this manner if the person displays excess fat which essentially hides the calf area.
38. kneepit (nē'pĭt')
- a. (n.) Area of space behind the knee.
39. manorexic (măn'ə-rĕk'sĭk)
- a. (adj.) Characterizing a male who eats an extremely large amount of food and yet gains no weight.
Example: Renan ate that whole pie and he is still manorexic.
40. manscape (măn'skāp')
- a. (n.) A term of admiration towards members of the male gender, especially in reference to a group of males.
Example: "I love to watch the volleyball players at the beach on weekends, and just sit and admire the manscape." "He just got his eyebrows waxed for the first time and is now considering waxing his chest. Manicures are one thing, but I am afraid his manscaping is getting a little out of control." - b. (n.) The result of one man's excessive grooming.
41. Masshole (măs-hōl')
- a. (n.) The nut who goes 90 mph all the time, cuts others off any chance he gets, and travels a foot behind another's bumper even when he has the opportunity to pass.
- b. (n.) Any motorist from Massachusetts.
42. masshole (măs-hōl)
- a. (n.) A gigantic butt orifice. Possibly large enough to smuggle large amounts of drugs or refugees into foreign countries.
43. mongo (mŏng'gō)
- a. (adj.) To be overly big for one's size; namely a human who is big boned but not otherwise fat.
- b. (n.) Someone who is overly big for one's size; namely someone who is big-boned, but not otherwise fat.
44. moobs (mübs)
- a. (n.pl.) Male breasts.
- b. (n.pl.) Man boobs.
45. mose (mōz)
- a. (n.) The area between one's mouth and nose.
46. nanobus (năn'ə-bəs)
- a. (adj.) Extremely small; dwarfish.
47. negatile (nĕg'ə-tīl)
- a. (n.) An area of the bathroom floor where, somehow, the scale registers one to be five pounds lighter.
48. nerdle (nûrd'əl)
- a. (n.) The little grain of stuff you find in the corner of your eye.
49. nippleistic (nĭp'ə-lĭs'tĭk)
- a. (adj.) Describing a person, usually a woman, who has a very gratifying chest.
Example: A husband would say to his heavenly wife, "You are very nippleistic, honey."
50. nipply (nĭp'əl-ē)
- a. (adv.) Condition caused by a cold room, excitement, or fear.
Example:
Looks like we have a nipply situation here. It's quite obvious by your shirt.
51. oldfolkals (ōld-fōl'kăls)
- a. (n.pl.) The eyeglasses one needs when they can no longer see anything more than ten feet away, or their arms appear to have shrunk too much to hold the newspaper at a reasonable reading distance.
