1. A ginormous house built on the site of a former site of a teardown that towers over its neighboring houses. Like the Hummer FUV, these houses appear to bully surrounding ones.
2. A McMansion characterized by its huge scale and cookie cutter design that embodies the Hummer “I got mine” lifestyle.
2. A McMansion characterized by its huge scale and cookie cutter design that embodies the Hummer “I got mine” lifestyle.
by Mandingoe January 12, 2008
thinking of the right answer too late; the perfect, usually piercing, riposte that you conceive only when replaying a verbal exchange later in your head
from the French l'esprit d'escalier, the witty repartee you thought of as you're going downstairs to leave
from the French l'esprit d'escalier, the witty repartee you thought of as you're going downstairs to leave
My coworker Ann had taken to calling me "Markus", which I hate. I told her I hated it, and her response was,"It's a term of affection."
I muttered something like "Well it's not".
What I SHOULD have said:
Considering her name, "OK, to cement this 'affectionate' relationship, I'll call you An(n)us."
I muttered something like "Well it's not".
What I SHOULD have said:
Considering her name, "OK, to cement this 'affectionate' relationship, I'll call you An(n)us."
by Mandingoe July 14, 2004
A house purchased to be demolished where the land is used to build a larger, more expensive house. Teardowns are purchased because the land they sit on is worth more without the house.
by Mandingoe January 12, 2008
by mandingoe January 18, 2005
by mandingoe May 18, 2004
a love letter, particularly a hot and steamy one. The future of mash notes is endangered by the internet.
He felt waves of jealousy when he discovered the mash notes to his wife from an old flame written twenty years ago before they were married.
by Mandingoe October 09, 2004
the essential facts, the straight dope.
Cut to the chase means what's the bottom line or conclusion.
"What's the birdseye lowdown?" is similar but also involves the key details.
Cut to the chase means what's the bottom line or conclusion.
"What's the birdseye lowdown?" is similar but also involves the key details.
by mandingoe September 22, 2004