May 162012
 

Frock­block (verb) \frok-blok\ — To pre­vent some­one from hav­ing sex­ual inter­course by using a gown or dress.

Exam­ple:  When Bobby went in for the kill at the cos­tume party, Mrs. Mur­phy frock­blocked him from her daugh­ter using only her hoop skirt and steely gaze.

Can you use frock­block in a sentence?

May 092012
 

Shamish (noun) \shah-mish\ — When Amish act shame­fully; Amish gone wild.

Exam­ple:  Jerkob went from Amish to Shamish when he appeared in the MTV real­ity show Pimp My Horse and Buggy and began wear­ing cloth­ing with zippers.

Can you use Shamish in a sentence?

May 022012
 

Kitsch Slap (verb) \kich slap\ — To smack another with a tacky object when she comes between you and a trea­sure at a yard sale.

Exam­ple:  When the blonde came between her and the Brady Bunch Lunch Box, Judy kitsch slapped her cold with a pink flamingo, grabbed the lunch box, and made bongo feet down the block.

Can you use kitsch slap in a sentence?

Apr 252012
 

Booty­trap (noun) \boo-tee-trap\ — When some­one asks for an hon­est opin­ion as to whether his or her behind is dis­pro­por­tion­ately large com­pared to the rest of his or her body, but the only safe answer is no.

Exam­ple:  When Meghan asked Doug if he thought her butt was too big, he knew–after her recent dough­nut obsession–that the ques­tion was a bootytrap.

Can you use booty­trap in a sentence?

Apr 182012
 

Porn Again (noun) \pawrn uh-gen\ — An evan­gel­i­cal fun­da­men­tal­ist who reded­i­cates him­self to Christ after being exposed by a sex-video scandal.

Exam­ple:  Brother Billy was porn again after the video of him and the chim­panzee in a tutu leaked to the Internet.

Can you use porn again in a sentence?

Apr 112012
 

Egg Mine (noun) \eg mahyn\ — A rot­ten Easter egg that is not dis­cov­ered until weeks later when some­one acci­den­tally stum­bles upon it.

Exam­ple:  After Daddy ran over the egg mine with the lawn mower, he almost passed out from the toxic fumes.

Can you use egg mine in a sentence?

Apr 042012
 

Peep­e­tre­tor (noun) \peep-i-trey-tur\ — A per­son who con­sis­tently gives you marsh­mal­low Peeps year after year, even though you’ve asked this per­son not to do so.

Exam­ple:  When Justin’s mother gave him Peeps for Easter after he told her he couldn’t eat sugar and be an in-demand abs model, he bit the head off a marsh­mal­low chick and threw the head­less candy corpse at the Peepertretor’s feet to make his point.

Can you use Peep­e­tre­tor out in a sentence?

Mar 282012
 

April Tool (noun) \ey-pruhl tool\ — Some­one who plays a joke on April 1 that is com­pletely inappropriate.

Exam­ple: Doug made an April tool of him­self when he told Megan that the dog groomer called and said her Chi­huahua had been elec­tro­cuted under the hair dryer and asked if he could use the meat to make tamales.

Can you use April tool in a sentence?

Mar 212012
 

Twin­trigue (verb, noun) \twin-treeg\ — To have one’s curios­ity aroused by the prospect of inti­macy with iden­ti­cal twins.

Exam­ple:  Jared was twin­trigued by the pos­si­bil­ity of being sand­wiched, naked and cov­ered in hot oil, between the Raf­ferty Sis­ters.  How­ever, after Mr. Raf­ferty dis­cov­ered Jared in Bibi and Bambi’s bed, Jared’s demise was clas­si­fied as death by twintrigue.

Can you use twin­trigue in a sentence?

Mar 142012
 

Les­bian Meth Bed (noun) \lez-bee-uhn meth bed\ — the con­tro­ver­sial the­ory that sex­ual inti­macy declines in les­bian cou­ples over the course of the rela­tion­ship and one’s partner’s use of crys­tal meth.

Exam­ple:  Mar­got had thought that Ruth’s lack of sex­ual inter­est in her was due to that 10 pounds she was unable to lose; how­ever, then she made the con­nec­tion between the loss of inti­macy in their rela­tion­ship with Ruth’s late-in-life acne, rot­ting teeth, and crack pipe that she was always rolling onto at night:  Hmm, I’m not fat after all; we just suf­fer from les­bian meth bed.

Can you use les­bian meth bed in a sentence?