HELLMOUTH
[Hell-mouth]Noun. Usage: "We're sitting on the Hellmouth."
Meaning: mouth of Hell, a mystical entity. "We're sitting on the mouth of Hell."
Also: none
WACKY
[Wack-ie]Verb. Usage: "Love makes you do the wacky."
Meaning: weird stuff. "Love makes you do weird stuff."
Also: wacked (out)
WIGGINS
[wig-gins]Verb. Usage: "Puppets give me the wiggins."
Meaning: freak me out. "Puppets freak me out".
Also: Wigged.
-MUCH
[Mu-ch]Suffix. Usage: "Obsessive much?", "Paranoid much?"
Meaning: none. Puts emphasis on preceding word.
Also: none
GENE AND ROGER
[Jea-n an-d R-aw-ger]Adverb. Usage: "A little Gene and Roger"
Meaning: critical, criticism. "A little critical/criticism".
Also: none
NANCY DREWING
[Nan-see Drew-ing]Verb. Usage: "I'm going Nancy Drewing"
Meaning: sleuthing, investigating. "I'm going to investigate".
Also: Patrol, stake out, make the rounds
ROUND ROBIN
[R-ow-nd Ra-bin]Verb. Usage: "We should do a round robin"
Meaning: Everyone calls their house to tell their parents that they will be elsewhere, leaving them all free. "I'm going to call my mom and tell her I'm at your place, then you do the same"
Also: none
TRAGEDY MASK
[Tra-ged-ie Ma-sk]Facial Expression. Usage: "What's with the tragedy masks?"
Meaning: "What's with the long faces?"
Also: none
CARBON-DATED
[Car-bon day-ted]Adjective. Usage: "That's over. It's carbon-dated!"
Meaning: Over, done with.
Also: beyond passé, totally yester, so over
MATTRESSABLE
[Matt-ress-able]Adjective. Usage: "She's highly mattressable."
Meaning: Hot.
Also: fine, lickable, dish.
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