A type of punctuation related to the elipsis (...) but with less rules. Can be used at the end of any word, sentence etc.. When a full stop seems too little and an elipsis is way much.

A game of quick thinking and adjective/noun pairs (or humorous inside jokes).

Gameplay: Two or more opponents square off by listing ridiculously random things that usually follow a 2 syllable - 1 syllable pattern (e.g. lem-mon wedge) Exceptions may be made to this pattern. No pair may be used twice. If the game is played via paper, the obligatory elipsis (...) must be used. Ninja moves may be executed during physical play.

Winning: To win, your opponent(s) must run out of ideas or repeat a pair that has already been said. To win you must say, "Lemon wedge, I win!" Or something to that extent. (e.g. "Lemon wedge, I pwn!" or "Lemon wedge, you got vanquished!")

The verbal translation of the commonly used online notation "<3"

Originally used to show that electronic expressions of love are not to be taken seriously, but is now commonly used where you would say "love" or "heart" in speech.

To be defeated in any kind of competitive situation.

He is arguably the worlds greatest at everything. Not only is he funny, good looking, fertile, and smart; but he has the ability to fly at super speeds. Boostaloo is used as a handle for many message boards and characters, but in reality comes from a nickname given to him by his father. He can be recognized by his signiture elipsis at the end of his posts.

An ellipsis font character, rarely used due to the quicker way of writing ... or . . .

… will sometimes look exactly like ... or it will appear on the center instead of the bottom.

A school filled with complete morons. Although there are a few exceptions, namely those in a Latin IV class who are not in band, which is filled with more morons.