Bud

A treeflower that is preparing to blossom.

Diggity Monkeez: What's up, bud?

Bud: Not much. Here's hoping I don't get eaten by any birds.

by Diggity Monkeez March 12, 2005

Outside

Outdoors. Not inside any sort of man-made structure. The opposite of inside and indoors, and synonymous with outdoors.

Put your hood on, Little Timmy; it's cold outside today.

by Diggity Monkeez April 04, 2005

Comma

A punctuation mark (,) representing a pause in diction and thought.

Easily confused with a caw-ma, which is a crow's mother.

There is no comma in this example.

by Diggity Monkeez April 25, 2005

Recap

To summarize a finished event.

Can you recap the race? I left in the middle of it.

by Diggity Monkeez March 18, 2005

Chump

Pathetic character who is often reminded of his (guys are labeled as chumps far more than girls) shortcomings by superiors.

Synonymous with 'loser', although a bit more outdated. See chump change.

Lars: And so than I says, you wanna know what I says? I says, "I'll abama YOU, amigo!"

Chalkie: Lars, you're a chump.

by Diggity Monkeez May 01, 2005

Bloatsburg

The large city in the show 'Doug'. Major events such as Beets concerts are often held there.

Bluffington is a smallish town on the outskirts of Bloatsburg.

by Diggity Monkeez May 08, 2005

Thru

Abbreviation of 'through'. Most commonly used in drive-through lines or highway signs.

DiggityMonkeez: Go thru the tunnel, and exit 17 will be...

ElGrammar: Did you say "through" or "thru"?

DiggityMonkeez: Does it matter? They both sound the same.

ElGrammar: Yeah, but the direction of our conversation hinges on which word you chose.

DiggityMonkeez: OK, OK! I said "thru"! With a 'u'!

ElGrammar: Oh, OK.

by Diggity Monkeez January 12, 2005