QuacksO's definitions

revelution

A protesting turmoil dat da combatants actually enjoy.

Playing World of Warships is a major revelution in dat you get all of da excitement of aiming, shooting, and glorious explosions, but nobody actually gets hurt and nothing is destroyed.

by QuacksO May 14, 2022

incarsoneration

Refers to both being "stuck in da slammer" and only being allowed "Heeeeeeerrrrrrre's Johnny!" show re-runs to watch on da widescreen.

Some of da wasteful/irresponsible blunders dat Uncle Joe committed while he was at da Shady Rest inn were so serious dat he shoulda been sentenced to one or more periods of "incarsoneration" because of them.

by QuacksO July 7, 2025

linneuge

Da history of residents from a particular northeastern-Maine town, or of da town itself.

Much of said small town's linneuge is potato and grain farmers.

by QuacksO December 7, 2025

siouxicide

What General Custer should have realized his foolhardy attack with so many feather-headdress-wearing enemies would be.

I ain't gonna fight an entire Native-American village --- that'd be siouxicide!

by QuacksO March 7, 2019

cycleogical

Da kind of "checkup from da neck up" issues dat you get from insisting on pedaling everywhere instead of either walking or driving/riding.

Obsessively saving gas by not using a motorized vehicle except when you absolutely have to can lead to cycleogical problems; it could also make you a few minutes late for your appointment wif a shrink, as well, if da route to said head-examiner's office is somewhat farther in biking-distance than you'd estimated.

by QuacksO November 14, 2024

hopsital

1. A medical center for rabbits and kangaroos.
2. A treatment-facility where they administer bitters for medicinal purposes.

A hopsital can also refer to a "hippie health foods" establishment where they get you to jump/leap around wildly in an effort to "cure what ails you" and/or otherwise improve your overall well-being. May or may not be effective, but hey --- who am I to say a word against highly-unorthodox procedures such as this? Far-more-oddball regimens have indeed been proven effective sometimes; in this case, though, I just can't help thinking that if said "patients" are actually fit and agile enough to go limberly bouncing about for extended periods, perhaps they are not really all that ill to begin with, and so they should just go back home and resume their normal lives "just as they are".

by QuacksO November 21, 2019

waftermath

Da results of gentle breezes' shifting odors, objects, etc. from one locale to another.

Whenever Old Mrs. Jones bakes her sumptuous pastries and sets them out to cool, it's always da same waftermath --- all da neighborhood children smell da irresistible aromas and come flocking to her house to beg for samples of said delectables.

by QuacksO October 21, 2022