bunchton

1. 27.

2. A portmanteau of "bunch" and "ton" that means "a lot (of something)". As "bunch" and "ton" are words often used to quickly put in words that there are a great quantity (of something).

Whoa! Blizzard just released a "bunchton" of images for the new "Monk" class.

by NiteCyper August 26, 2009

talk on eggshells

When you have to be careful with what you say because the other party is very likely to take offense at anything you say.

Using caution and choosing words due to the likelihood of the listener taking offence.

My SO was mad at me, so I had to talk on eggshells.

by NiteCyper March 02, 2021

dramaquit

To quit (melo)dramatically. Cf. ragequit.

I waited for him to come home from "work" with my bags packed in the vestibule. I gave him a stern look, slapped the pictures, the horrible lies, and legal papers to his chest, slapped him bewildered, and stormed out with luggage in-hand for maximum dramaquit factor.

by NiteCyper January 23, 2010