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brother-in-sin

Term for live-in lover's male sibling.
My brother-in-sin doesn't like tomatoes.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 4, 2011
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mother-in-sin

term for a live-in lover's mother.
My mother-in-sin is much nicer than my ex-mother-in-law.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 4, 2011
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shredding cheddar

A family vacation is one way of shredding cheddar.

Well, she's off to the mall again to shred dat chedda!
by Johnny J. Rockability July 16, 2010
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stereohype

A stereotype that is based on unsound or highly subjective non-empirical observation, with little basis in fact.

Stereotype: Black people are often good athletes.

Stereohype: All black people like watermelon.
Don't believe the stereohype!
by Johnny J. Rockability January 28, 2008
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imbible

Function: verb

Inflected Form(s): im·bib·led; im·bib·ling

1 a: to receive into the mind and retain the notion that everything in the bible is true b: to assimilate or take into your mind the idea that all events in the bible are factual

2: to drink liquid feces

— im·bib·ler noun
Alcohol is great for escaping reality, but it wears off; so, I imbible instead.

Dude, I got so imbibled last night I had visions of Eve shagging Cain and Abel!

You don't have to be an imbibler to question evolution, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 17, 2008
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military adventurism

Function: noun

1. Republican euphemism for starting a war of aggression, the "supreme war crime" according to the UN charter, as heard during an interview from the floor at the 2008 RNC (Republican National Convention).
One of a long list of things the Republican Party has apparently done to disappoint its supporters is when it engaged in military adventurism.
by Johnny J. Rockability October 20, 2008
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betty

Slang term for a girl who associates with the punkrock/skateboarding/alternative subculture(s). The term originates from pin-up model Bettie Page's signature haircut with short bangs, a common fashion trait for girls in these subcultures.
The origins of the term "betty" has nothing to do with Betty Rubble, Betty Boop, or with the stereohype that it is a sure "bet" that a betty will have sex on the first date; at least, as far as I'm aware.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 28, 2008
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