Babydoll75's definitions

Linner

To eat during the period of time around after lunch and before dinner.

"So we'll go to the mall, and then have Linner."
"Linner?"
"Yeah, around 2 in the afternoon."

by Babydoll75 March 5, 2019

Feeb

A person who has mental instability and feeble-mindedness.

Kennedy sat at her grandmother's feet, on the carpet of the nursing home. Her grandma was seated in an armchair, her face expressionless. Kennedy held on to one of her grandma's hand. Kennedy thought about how a sharp, witty mind became this feeb of a shell of a woman was now battling the voices in her delicate mind consuming what's left of her head and spirit her hands shaking. It was painful to Kennedy watching her grandma slowly become a feeb, a shadow of her former self.

by Babydoll75 March 9, 2019

hook up

When a young man and young woman have romantically feelings toward each other and they start dating each other exclusively. Sometimes the guy and girl start off as friends, but it progresses to something more.

Morgan and Kennedy decided to hook up after Morgan waited and waited for Kennedy to break up with her ex-boyfriend Declan.

by Babydoll75 March 5, 2019

Flooze

A girl who is a total ditz, she's stupid but an easy lay/slut.

Heather, Morgan's girlfriend is a total flooze.

by Babydoll75 February 25, 2019

Fugly

Adj. Meaning to be extremely ugly-- a combination of the words "fucking" and "ugly." A less obscene way to say the two words by putting them together, hence "fugly."

Claire: Do you think that Caitlin chick is pretty?
Holden: No! She's fugly.

by Babydoll75 March 20, 2019

Gobsmacked

UK Slang--def.

When someone is left speechless, dumbfounded, taciturn, non-plussed.

Regan: I think I'll be moving back to California.
Kennedy looked at her, gobsmacked.
Kennedy: Have you thought this through? You're my best friend, and yr leaving me?

by Babydoll75 March 22, 2019

Grass widow

When a woman becomes a widow NOT BECAUSE HER HUSBAND DIED but due to other circumstances. Those reasons may also include a husband (and father, if kids were involved) that leaves home abandoning his wife (and child/ren) never to return. The term "grass widow" was introduced in the 1920s/30s.

For years, Katie Moreland didn't tell her only son Meredith, that his father didn't in fact die. Lane Moreland didn't want to bear the responsibility of raising a family so young, so he packed up his stuff and left, leaving Katie a grass widow.

by Babydoll75 April 2, 2019