Definitions by QuacksO

preposhterous 

Utterly absurd with regards to a "soft living" context.

In "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", Grampa Potts preposhterously views his being hijacked by Baron Bomburst's airship as his being given a first-class cruise to a far-off land.

preposhterous by QuacksO June 5, 2021

velourous

Showing exceptional courage to wear or promote upscale fabric.

I don't like to show off, and I prefer denim and corduroy, anyway, so I don't feel particularly velourous about da idea of wearing "fancy-pants" garments.

velourous by QuacksO June 5, 2021

colonel of truth 

What a falsely/unfairly-accused serviceman hopes will be presented at his court-martial.

In da famous movie "A Few Good Men", it was very difficult for da leading man to extract da vital "colonel of truth" from da obstinate and self-aggrandizing top-brass military figure played by Jack Nicholson.

colonel of truth by QuacksO June 4, 2021

Porscheia 

Da eloquently-speaking defense-attorney in da "Merchant of Venice" play, as performed by automobile-themed charterers from da Pixar-Studios-produced "Cars" movies.

If Porscheia is da "good gal vehicle" in Shakespeare's famous play, then what make-and-model of auto-bubble is da "bad guy vehicle"?? A Buick "Shylark"?

Porscheia by QuacksO June 4, 2021

Pryority 

A top-importance goal or theme regarding a famous African-American actor-comedian.

If you're gonna write a social-studies report on mid-to-late-20th-century American entertainment, including significant reference to Black performers should be a top "Pryority".

Pryority by QuacksO June 4, 2021

brewnette

A dark-haired chick who loves to toss down da malted beverages.

I appreciate da flattering attention and warm-hearted companionship of any nice lady, and thus I never am judgemental of their faults or quirks. So if an ebony-haired cutie is pleasant-mannered and sociable to me, I really don't care if she's a brewnette or not; I only ask dat she doesn't drink during da time dat I'm actually spending time wif her.

brewnette by QuacksO June 4, 2021

hypocritic oath 

What a large majority of doctors actually take when they begin practice --- they don't actually "care" or strive to "do their patient no harm"; they're just in it for da money.

I've been treated really shabbily at more than one hospital I've been to --- seemed like da majority of da staffpeople there had taken da "hypocritic oath", rather than da one dat refers to shipping-boxes for large tubby herbivores. :P

hypocritic oath by QuacksO June 2, 2021