Vacation Poor (adjective) \vey-key-shuhn poor\ — When one spends all their savings on accessories for one’s trip and has no money left to do anything–or possibly even eat–on their vacation.
Example: Bob spent so much at REI on camping equipment, he had to dumpster dive for his entire vacation to Jellystone National Park.
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Charaz (noun) \shuh-rahz\ — Grape juice used in place of wine in some protestant communions.
Example: After sitting through the sermon with the rambunctious triplets while visiting her in-laws, Peggy had looked forward to a shot of wine during the Lord’s Supper, only to discover the Church of Christ served charaz.
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Sinsational (adjective) \sin-sey-shuh-nl\ — producing an extraordinarily good reaction because one knows it’s considered slightly improper or suggestive.
Example: Although Bobby was only in the eighth grade, in his mind, nothing beat the sinsational feeling or wearing a red thong under his white linnen pants to school.
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Flash Bob (noun) \flash bob\ — A group of people mobilized by social media to show up in one place, wearing Bob Newhart masks.
Example: After Marjorie started walking through the lobby of the hotel and said “Hi, Bob!” to ten different people wearing Bob Newhart masks, it dawned on her that she was witnessing a Flash Bob.
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Disgustion (noun) \dih-guhstsh-uh n\ — A revolting argument or debate.
Example: After Willie listed all his points for why women should remain in the kitchen–barefoot and pregnant–Natalie ended the disgustion with with a highkick to his groin.
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Word Up Wednesday: Inkidnito n. /in-kid-nee-toh/ — When an adult attempts to pass herself off as a child.
Example: Putting her hair in pigtails and donning a Justin Bieber t-shirt, Donna went inkidnito to order the all-you-can-eat buffet at the child’s price.
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Sunnatural (adjective) \suhn-nach-er-uh l\ — A spuriously fake tan
Example: When Betty Lou won the “Most Likely to Be Mistaken for a Cheeto®” award at the country club, she began to suspect her spray tan appeared sunnatural.
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Faux Paw (noun) \foh-paw\ — An artificial animal foot or prosthesis.
Example: The mailman secretly rejoiced when Rex lost his leg in the accident, daydreaming of finally being able to outrun the Boston Terrier after delivering the mail; therefore, a look of panic crossed his face when entered the yard and spotted Rex sporting a faux paw.
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Grapewhine (noun) /greyp-wahyn/ — A person-to-person method of bitching by telephone, text, e-mail, etc.
Example: When Mr. McGregor changed the dress code from casual back to business attire, he heard through the grapewhine that his staff thought he was a pompous ass who had never been forced to wear pantyhose before.
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Springtrigue (noun, verb) \spring-treeg\ — Curiosity as to whether temperatures will be cool or warmd during the transitional period between winter and spring
Example: Mindy faced springtrigue every morning as debated whether to wear hot pants or a snowsuit.
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