Swedophile

Incorrect term for a lover of what's Swedish. The correct term is suecophile.
- What's a lover of Swedish stuff called? A swedophile?
- No, a suecophile.
by EliasG March 03, 2016
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peeing in the pool

Apart from the obvious meaning of urinating in the swimming pool, this term is also used to describe when someone is stealthily disturbing someone else's party or other gathering.
Spreading the rumour that there was something wrong with the drinks, Johnny was really peeing in the pool at Henry's place.
by EliasG April 05, 2019
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Bandy

A team sport played on ice. It's like ice hockey but faster and played with a ball and on a rink the size of a football pitch. The rules are like association football with 11 man teams.
The swiftness of hockey and the showmanship of soccer, makes bandy!
by EliasG March 28, 2018
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Laureline

The name of the female protagonist of the French science fiction comic books Valerian and its movie adaption. The name was invented by the author, professor Pierre Christin. In the movie, she is played by Cara Delevigne.
Valerian and Laureline are space-time-agents from Galaxity.
by EliasG April 05, 2019
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Russian hockey

Another term for the sport of bandy.
In Russia, bandy is often reffered to as Russian hockey.
by EliasG December 15, 2022
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Snoopy

Snoopy is a beagle dog that cartoonist Charles M. Schulz featured in the perhaps most popular comic strip in the world, "Peanuts". Snoopy has also been featured in movies, songs, etc. and is now an American icon. His independent nature has also made him a symbol of the "free spirit" attitude as well as what is good about America and its culture.
Good griefs! Snoopy is taking on the Red baron again!
by EliasG August 15, 2012
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Droopy

Droopy is the name of a cartoon dog created in 1943 by Tex Avery and featured in a number of animated short movies produced by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio. Originally he did not have a name and was then called Happy Hound before being named Droopy in 1949.
Droopy's meek, deadpan voice and personality were modeled after the character Wallace Wimple on the radio comedy Fibber McGee and Molly; actor Bill Thompson, who played Wimple, was the original voice of Droopy.
by EliasG October 07, 2015
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