Definitions by Diggity Monkeez

Fine 

1) Not great, but definitely better than average.

2) To force another to pay money for his/her wrongdoing.

1) She'd had better chicken fingers, but told you that his were fine.

2) Randy was fined for his erratic performance with the company.

Fine by Diggity Monkeez May 16, 2005

F--

Like the F-, the F-- is the worst grade possible. However, an F- can be given for an assignment that wasn't turned in or had little or no effort put into it. An F-- not only denotes an awful grade, but signals that the content, no matter how much work was put into it, was so awful that a mere F- wouldn't be painful enough for its recipient.

The boy was stunned when he received an F-- on his paper; he had stayed up all night working on it.

F-- by Diggity Monkeez May 13, 2005

Asterisk 

A small star-shaped symbol used to denote an explanation of the word/phrase that it succeeds.

* <~~~~~~That's an asterisk.

Will: I need to shave*.



*Will is seven years old.

Asterisk by Diggity Monkeez May 13, 2005

Rout 

1) To defeat soundly.

2) A sound defeat.

1) Unfortunately, we were nonetheless routed in the championship game by Wortsford.

2) The game wasn't anywhere near close; we won by so much that even calling it a rout would be generous.

Rout by Diggity Monkeez May 13, 2005

Cast Out 

To expel, usually from a division of society or delect group.

Because the memorable scene he made during the trip to Texarkana, he is expected to be cast out of the club by Monday.

Cast Out by Diggity Monkeez May 13, 2005

Baton Rouge 

Red Stick, Louisiana's capital.

Andy: Hey, how do you pronounce the capital of Louisiana: New Or-le-ans or New Or-leens?

Diggity Monkeez: The first one.

Andy: WRONG! The capital of Louisiana is pronounced Bat-on-Roozh!

Diggity Monkeez: Wha?!?!

(This joke can be used with other big, non-capital cities, like Louisville (KY's capital is Frankfort), Pittsburgh/Philadelphia (Harrisburg), St. Louis (Jefferson City), and Albuquerque (Santa Fe).

Baton Rouge by Diggity Monkeez May 13, 2005

Dwindle 

To decrease to a point at which the dwindling object is almsot nonexistent.

President Forwill's supporters dwindled down to his wife and his brother-in-law.

Dwindle by Diggity Monkeez May 10, 2005