Bunnell

Noun. An amazing, incredible or miraculous avoidance of a traffic disaster whilst travelling at reckless speeds, often involving teenagers or alcoholics/crack addicts. Named in honour of Sherriff John Bunnell's voice-over commentary on the TV series 'World's Wildest Police Videos', in which he proclaims many of the fleeing suspects to have 'amazingly', 'incredibly' etc. cheated death in their high-speed attempts to escape.

'Luckily the driver pulled a Bunnell or the aftermath could have been much more serious'.

by DMCG May 09, 2005

neep

Using the brunch mentality (the in-between meal for breakfast and lunch), neep is a word to describe a period of rest longer than a nap but shorter than a full-blown sleep.

"I ran to the store, dropped the kids off at school, took a neep, then made dinner".

by DMCG March 24, 2006