Stephanie M.'s definitions

Party

Can be used as a noun for a group of players who decide to work and fight together in a video game. May also be used as a verb for the act of banding together and cooperating with other game players.

"We're making a party to head into this Orc Dungeon, wanna join?"

by Stephanie M. October 28, 2003

parapolitics

Political actions of subterfuge, secrecy, and deceit, which are hidden from the public.

Many people believe this country is governed with parapolitics, and that our government is merely a puppet to hide the people with real power.

by Stephanie M. October 29, 2003

sad panda

An unhappy, disappointed person. The phrase can be traced back to an episode of the cartoon South Park, in which the "Sexual Harassment Panda" teaches the children what is and isn't sexual harassment.

For extra sadness, the "a" in sad is drawn out.

I'm a saaaad panda, because my favorite band just broke up.

by Stephanie M. December 19, 2003

Manch-Vegas

Alternative name for the city of Manchester, New Hampshire, USA. The word was coined by combining the first part of "Manchester" with the second word in "Las Vegas," juxtaposing Las Vegas's glitz and glamor with Manchester's lack of either. Used derisively.

"So are we going out tonight?"
"We live in Manch-Vegas. The hottest spot open this late is Wal-Mart."

by Stephanie M. December 19, 2003

Pixy Stix

Colored sugar powder sold by Willy Wonka in thin paper tubes. When ingested, it quickly produces an intense sugar high, and so is sometimes called "cocaine for kids."

I once ate 25 Pixy Stix in under a minute. My hands were still shaking an hour later.

by Stephanie M. December 29, 2003

suckitudinous

The quality of being bad, unpleasant, unlikable, and otherwise sucky in a pedantic, majestic way. Related to suckitude and other words derived from suck.

Our English professor is forcing us to read suckitudinous, Pulitzer prize-winning crap this semester.

by Stephanie M. November 1, 2003

mangaka

A manga artist/writer/creator.

Rumiko Takahashi, the creator of Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2, is one of the most popular mangaka in Japan today.

by Stephanie M. October 25, 2003