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dinner whore: A girl who is exclusively after a free meal or an expensive gift. She actively seeks out dates with well-off men who will wine and dine her at upscale restaurants. She is usually physically attractive enough to make the man fall for her feminine wiles. She will rarely have sex with these men, until they spend a certain number of dollars on her. Nobody knows exactly what that number is, so the man keeps spending and spending, while the dinner whore keeps living it up.

textless: In an email, IM, IRC, SMS, or MUD exchange, temporarily unable to write, as through astonishment. Compare to speechless in spoken language.

own: To wear clothing, accessories, or physical features (i.e. pale skin) with confidence.

Chair Ass: The natural effect of the slow growth and spread of a clerical worker's physical frame, across the span of years of combining vending machine snack food with an exercise regimen that consists of little more than typing, until said physical frame is confined by the spatial limitations of the worker's desk chair. Commonly applies to programmers, secretaries, and middle management. In extreme cases, can be accompanied by a non-insignificant amount of physical exertion to free the compressed rear end from the chair.

Get Buck: To become extremely angry and vow consequences upon those who have caused you nuisance.

you got got: You've been had; you've been tricked.

blind item: When a gossip columnist doesn't have enough evidence to support a claim about a celebrity, where naming said celebrity would result in a lawsuit, giving no names but mild clues to the celebrity's identity in the latest gossip.

nose goes: A way of determining who has to do a task, such as close a door or turn off a light after everyone is seated. To call 'nose goes', you simply place your index finger on your nose, and say "nose goes". The last person to call 'nose goes' has to do the task.

salty: feeling dumb or stupid after something happens. see also crunchy.

fives: A tool used among friends to retain possession of a certain seat. As the name suggest, fives only works for five minutes. After standing up from his chair, the person announces "fives", and then can freely do what he needed to, and when he returns no one is allowed to take his seat during his absence. Powerful foe of, "you move your feet, you loose your seat."

Retail Therapy: The act of shopping as an outlet for frustration and a reliever of stress.

sticktoitiveness: n. The ability to stay with a project and see it through to completion.

time traveling: Being so wasted that you have no recollection of a long period of time.

sonned: Similar to owned and pwned. To prevail heavily over an opponent in some form of competetive sense, such as a verbal argument or physical confrontation; mostly used in a one word sentence fragment.

ridic: When something is just too ridiculous, it's ridic. Also see ridonkulous and ricockulous.

buzzkill: Something that spoils or ruins an otherwise enjoyable event, esp. when in relation to ruining a drunken or drug-induced high.

get big: As a verb, it is used to describe a future action in which one exceeds the normal outcome. For example: If you are about to eat more food than average, you might say "I am going to get big in the kitchen." Can be used in a variety of ways: in reference to eating, fighting, taking a test, anything.

Bitgod: Someone who yearns for the the way things were "Back In The Good Old Days" and automatically assumes that way on which they imprinted was the-way-it-should-be. Bitgods are not always incorrect in that belief -- but they are autonomic about it and haven't thought it through. The word is the acronym for "Back In The Good Old Days".

Christmess: The aftermath of the Christmas celebrations.

ho ho ho: Santa's cry, or three prostitutes.

expresshole: a shopper at a supermarket/ store that checks out at the express line when they clearly have more items than the maximum. this makes everyone behind them wait.

lifehack: A tool or technique that makes some aspect of one's life easier or more efficient.

with legs: in a restaurant, to go or ala carte

NSA: No Strings Attached

earjacking: Eavesdropping on a conversation that you have no business hearing.

eldercut: When an elder member of the human race doesn't feel the need to wait in line. (usually a buffet of some type) Either because their time is running out, or they have given up on any social grace.

safety buzz: Drinking alcohol so as to have some excuse at a later date for the actions you might get into.

kitsch: As an art movement, lifestyle, or literature and film genre, kitsch is pleasingly distasteful. It's melodramatic, overdone, gaudy and tacky or sentimental and folksy. It's so bad that it's cool. Your cat might attack it, but it's hot. And, no, Martha Stewart and Jerry Springer are NOT bad enough to be kitsch. At all. Paris and Nicole though...