Definitions by QuacksO
inTIMidated
How Toolman Taylor felt when his wife was seething mad about his having driven her antique Austin-Healey after she'd specifically forbidden him to do so.
Jill Taylor (not wanting to unleash her fury in front of the children): Boys --- OUT! (seeing her inTIMidated hubby starting to slither out the door, as well) Tim, IN!
inTIMidated by QuacksO March 5, 2022
odditty
An odditty of radio/television-programming bumpers and theme songs is dat dey are sometimes really pretty tunes and therefore quite memorable.
at your cervice
Guys, come on --- you cannot expect all da gals to whom you're sexually attracted to always be "at your cervice"... they may be either tired, sore "down there", on their periods, not "in da mood" at da same time dat you are (which in your case, of course, is ALWAYS), busy with important matters, etc. You need to respect dem about dat --- be grateful dat dey are indeed actually willing to spread their legs for you even as often as they do, and leave it at dat!
at your cervice by QuacksO March 5, 2022
bennyfactor
1. How someone whom Mr. Franklin was supporting financially would refer to him.
2. A potentially-result-altering variable in an undertaking/experiment which was present due to Mr. Franklin's being involved in it in some way.
2. A potentially-result-altering variable in an undertaking/experiment which was present due to Mr. Franklin's being involved in it in some way.
Having da famous wealthy colonial statesman be a bennyfactor of yours might indeed be a pleasant situation, but whether or not you liked farts and/or other crude humor might have been a major bennyfactor in whether or not you would be chosen to be such a monetary recipient.
bennyfactor by QuacksO March 4, 2022
entreprawneur
Duncan Berry is a famous entreprawneur who started out as a workman on a fishing-boat and ended up creating a multi-million dollar seafood-production outfit that supplies over 6000 stores.
entreprawneur by QuacksO March 3, 2022
centimental value
A strong attachment to a family heirloom due to one's either being able to make a significant income from da ownership/use of said precious object, or knowing dat it will fetch a "pretty penny" if put up for sale.
If someone claims to have a special emotional attachment to an item at an estate sale --- especially if said object is of considerable value --- it's entirely possible dat he really means dat it is "of centimental value"; i.e., dat it would be worth a lot of money to the right buyer, and so he is merely wanting to selfishly turn a tidy profit by selling it.
centimental value by QuacksO March 3, 2022