8 definitions by Eugene M. Kim

Function: adjective
Etymology: tri- + decadal
: of or belonging to thirty years
He's turning tridecadal this Friday!
by Eugene M. Kim June 28, 2005
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Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): -ed/-ing/-es
Etymology: umphasis + -ize

a : to dissolve an Umph tablet into a drink
b : to caffeinate
by Eugene M. Kim February 14, 2005
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Function: noun
Inflected form(s): umphases (plural)
Etymology: Umph (high-caffeine seltzer tablet) + -sis

a : dissolving an Umph tablet into a drink
b : heavily caffeinating a drink
Too much umphasis is detrimental to your health.
by Eugene M. Kim February 14, 2005
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Yeah, I umphasized myself too much this morning... And I'm having a bad headache now. x_x

Umphasized Diet Ice = <3
by Eugene M. Kim May 5, 2005
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Pronunciation: IPA /mai'speik&#601;,h&#601;,lik/
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): -s
Etymology: American registered trademark MySpace™ + -coholic (from modern English alcoholic)

1 : one who is addicted to compulsive and/or excessive use of MySpace™
2 : one who is unable to carry out normal daily tasks due to compulsive use of MySpace™
Damn, you joined MySpace only last week and you're already a myspacoholic... Get a life!

She's such a pathetic myspacoholic... She won't go to school or find a job, she just spends all her time in front of that damned computer!
by Eugene M. Kim October 13, 2005
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Function: verb
Inflected forms: miggled, miggling
Etymology: Modern English decontraction of MGL (Milpitas Golfland), a video game arcade in Milpitas, CA, US.

Intransitive senses:

1 : (M~) to go play at Milpitas Golfland

2 : to have fun at a video game arcade, often in a social setting with friends and other people
``Are you gonna Miggle tonight?''

``Oh, come on, you should come miggle with us some time, and beat Cynan's ass at Soul Caliber 2.''
by Eugene M. Kim January 25, 2004
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Function: abbreviation or verb
Inflected forms: -ing, -ed
Etymology: twist on modern American English abbreviation “DUI” (Driving Under the Influence)

dance/dancing under the influence
“Hey, let's go DUI tonight!”

“What?!”

“Didn't you hear? DJ <xxx>'s back in town!”

“Ah, sure thing!”
by Eugene M. Kim March 5, 2006
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