Definitions by New English
Door Stop Kitty
This is when a cat lays down on its stomach and tucks all four legs under its body. Sometimes they will doze off in this position.
Door Stop Kitty by New English April 11, 2009
Dead Kitty
Dead Kitty by New English April 11, 2009
Tall Kitty
Tall Kitty by New English April 11, 2009
Ballerina Kitty
Ballerina Kitty by New English April 11, 2009
Beav
When a woman wearing a skirt or dress sits with her legs spread and gives people a view of what is underneath.
Anne was sitting in a gathering area on campus and didn't realize her legs were spread while she was wearing a skirt. She beaved several people on campus.
Beav by New English March 29, 2009
Boomerang Generation
The current crop of adults born from about 1975 to 1991. The term Boomerang Generation came from the fact that they move back in after graduating from college. This often occurs because they have spent a small fortune in college and cannot even afford to interview, let alone move to another town that has a good job. They are sometimes stuck working menial jobs that are insulting to their intelligence and qualifications. The down side to the Boomerang Generation, is that people in this age bracket will often move home with any minor setback. This is often condoned by parents and is evidence that we as a society have been prolonging adolescence.
In Japan these people are often called parasitic singles.
In Japan these people are often called parasitic singles.
Many people in the Boomerang Generation move back home for good reasons such as trying to get on their feet after college. Many are also pathetic leeches who do it at the insistence of other people.
Boomerang Generation by New English February 7, 2009
Fresh Air Poisoning
An explanation for the current practice of parents keeping their kids inside all the time. These are the same kids who have allergies to everything because they have no immunity to anything. These kids are McChildren for the most part. This is also called grass poisoning and sunshine poisoning.
Fresh Air Poisoning by New English January 21, 2009