Slang word of the day: manssiere

Today's slang word of the day is manssiere. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

manssiere

noun

• a brassiere (bra) for men. From the TV series Seinfeld.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "Men's Breasts: No Joking Matter", Time, Michael D. Lemonick, Sep. 19 2007

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs

Today's slang word of the day is cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs

adjective

• crazy.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "Pilot", Raines (TV, 2007), Season 1 Episode 1

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: obit

Today's slang word of the day is obit. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

obit

noun

• "obituary".

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "Identity", Persons Unknown (TV, 2010), Season 1 Episode 10

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: get stuck in

Today's slang word of the day is get stuck in. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

get stuck in

verb

• to devote significant effort towards.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "I was wrong about veganism. Let them eat meat - but farm it properly", The Guardian (UK), George Monbiot, 6 September 2010

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: go DEFCON

Today's slang word of the day is go DEFCON. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

go DEFCON

verb

• to enter a state of increased awareness.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "Seven Sacrifices", Persons Unknown (TV, 2010), Season 1 Episode 11

origin

• From the United States military's "DEFense readiness CONdition". For more information, see the Wikipedia article for DEFCON.

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: wag

Today's slang word of the day is wag. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

wag

noun

• acronym of "wild-assed guess". Contrast with "swag" (scientific wild-assed guess).
• acronym for "wives and girlfriends." Used in the British tabloid press in reference to wives and girlfriends of football (soccer) players.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From article title, The Daily Mail (UK), 7 September 2010

verb - transitive

• to not attend school or work, without permission.

  Me and my mates are gonna wag school tomorrow.

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: commentard

Today's slang word of the day is commentard. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

commentard

noun

• an unintelligent person who leaves comments on internet discussions. From "comment" + "tard".

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From article title, The Register, Lester Haines, 3 October 2008

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: goat

Today's slang word of the day is goat. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

goat

adjective

• excellent. Acronym for "greatest of all time." Pronounced "goat" (like the animal) rather than as separate letters.

  Man, that game was GOAT.

noun

• "scapegoat".

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "Honor restored for general blamed after Nixon denied authorizing Vietnam bombing", Washington Post, Craig Whitlock, August 5 2010

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: up sticks

Today's slang word of the day is up sticks. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

up sticks

verb

• to minimize or eliminate connections with one's current location of residence.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "The virtual curmudgeon", The Economist, Sep 2 2010

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: bottle of crazy sauce

Today's slang word of the day is bottle of crazy sauce. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

bottle of crazy sauce

noun

• a crazy person.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "iHave a Lovesick Teacher", iCarly (TV, 2008), Season 1 Episode 25

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)

Slang word of the day: beyond the pale

Today's slang word of the day is beyond the pale. Click here to vote on usage, vulgarity, etc.

beyond the pale

adjective

• unforgivable.

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  -- Citation removed to resolve a penalty against The Online Slang Dictionary. From "Ex-lawyer jailed 14 months, but not charged with a crime", CNN, Abbie Boudreau, Emily Probst and Dana Rosenblatt, May 24 2010

-- Walter (waltergr@aol.com)