Urban Dictionary Mugs

gleek: building up saliva in the salivary glands using some stimulus, like sour food or yawning, and then pressing the tongue upon the glands, causing the saliva to shoot out, usually at an impressive distance.

hobeau: A non-hygienic boyfriend.

Headphone Syndrome: When someone is wearing headphones and speaks very loud because s/he tries to speak over the music.

pre-pull: The act of pulling the car door handle at the moment the driver unlocks the door, rendering the attempt fruitless, and resulting in minor frustration and/or embarrassment.

wdym: 1. What Do You Mean? 2. Whatever Do You Mean?

fly naked: To fly somewhere with the bare-minimum of belongings, and purchase the rest where you are.

mammograph: A celebrity signature written on a female breast, usually with a "Sharpie" brand marker.

Zoom Zoom Zoom: In conversation it is an expression which follows a particularly good but lighthearted insult in order to emphasize the caliber of the remark. It is similar to the way that a person would use the word burn. Though the phrase itself was first made popular by the Mazda auto commercials, this particular usage was popularized in the popular television show "Scrubs", where it is often accompanied by a short "Zoom, Zoom, Zoom" dance.

Cinemuck: The combination of popcorn, soda, and melted chocolate which covers the floors of movie theaters.

multislacking: Doing multiple slacker-esque things concurrently.

Organically Overlap: Term used by new age and/or granola types to describe an accidental meeting or spending time together without previously having made a plan.

film: When it's art, you call it a film. When it's mainstream garbage, it's called a movie.

Kraft Singles: A Chicago slang term meaning dollar bills. Derived from another slang term that refers to money as cheese. (Originates from slices of cheese produced by Kraft Foods)

wagwan: Bastardization of "What's going on?"

hostage lunch: Meal purchased by the company, often pizza, and delivered for employees who bosses require them to attend a meeting or work over their lunch hour.

go-cup: A term used in New Orleans to refer to the plastic cups given by bars to their patrons so that they might take drinks off of the premises, as in to-go drinks or at closing time.

where y'at: Its a slang greeting in New Orleans. When you meet someone in the street they will say that. Then you reply with the key phrase what it is. If you respond wrong, the initiator will know you are not local.

Presidential Tint: The darkest tint you can have on a car's windows. Most cars that have it are ridin dirty. So if you have it, cops will give you tickets to harass you.

Gong Xi Fa Chai: Happy New Year (Chinese)

remail: Attempting to follow up on previous email messages which have gone unanswered.

professional celebrity: A famous person who has no discernable talent other than being famous.

connectile dysfunction: 1. The inability to gain or maintain an internet connection. 2. The inability to print, email, or get to the internet.

valentine's day: The reason so many people are born in November.

stunt: To stunt is to floss or show off. When somebody's tryin' to stunt, the playa is trying to show off all he's got.

multitasking: A polite way of telling someone you haven't heard a word they said. Commonly used on long conference calls, when the speaker is monotonous, boring, or couldn't make a point of one were drawn for them.

award show: To go "award show" is to get all tearful and emotional in front of an audience.

new ageist: 1. Used to describe individuals who discriminate against others who are not overly focused on self improvement. 2. The act of looking down on people who do not practice yoga, eat organic, and believe in energy fields.

stop and chat: When someone stops to engage in a conversation with another while passing them in public. These conversations are short, meaningless, awkward and mostly unwanted by at least one of the parties involved. This term was coined by Larry David on the HBO series Curb Your Enthusiasm.