Spaze

When referring to space as a volume requirement, while deep down actually meaning the homonym (outer) space, or voluminous space in all aspects.

During the president's speech on pandemic social distancing, spaze was mentioned more than once.

by Johnston McKenzie May 03, 2023

spaze

(correction to previous spaze definition: voluminous intended to be capacious)

During the president's speech on pandemic social distancing, spaze was mentioned more than once.

by Johnston McKenzie May 03, 2023

Teef

Teeth of questionable status.

I bit into it and my teef hurt.

by Johnston McKenzie May 01, 2023

Sewp

Unappetizing soup.

My wife made the usual sewp.

by Johnston McKenzie May 03, 2023

Reverse Boomer

Aka Roomer. Relating to the anomaly of polar culture to the preceding.

That dude is a reverse boomer.

These pants are so roomer.

by Johnston McKenzie May 06, 2023

Ahoy

A common greeting of email or text message. (Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, suggested using “ahoy” when answering the phone. It was actually Thomas Edison who suggested using “hello.”)

"And the email read, 'Ahoy! To whom it may concern...'
"Ahoy don't forget the milk on your way home."

by Johnston McKenzie May 01, 2023

Dunkaruse

(Verb) To dunk one with a joke.
(Noun) A dunk by joke.

A good roast is one dunkaruse after another.

by Johnston McKenzie May 06, 2023