wunning

v. A cross between walking and running. What old people do instead of jogging or power walking.

I saw this old man wunning this morning. He looke pretty tired out.

by The Grammar Nazi February 16, 2002

second feeding

Dinner after dinner. The second round of eating following the feast on Thanksgiving Day.

We could go watch a movie and be back here right about time for the second feeding.

by The Grammar Nazi November 23, 2001

DD

n. Designated Driver. One who abstains from "partying" so everyone can get home safely.

We're going out tonight, and I'm the DD, as per usual.

by The Grammar Nazi January 06, 2002

Seinfeldian

adj. Obvious or absurd, such that it is reminiscent of NBC's "Seinfeld."

Arguing about the relative size of marshmellows is undeniably Seinfeldian.

by The Grammar Nazi July 11, 2002

get off

1. To orgasm.
2. To enjoy tremendously. (Typically ~ on.)

1. Excuse me, but I have to go get off.
2. louis really gets off on adding definitions to the Urban Dictionary.

by The Grammar Nazi November 08, 2001

biff

v. To mess something up, specifically a physical activity.

I was coming down the mountain on my snowboard when I biffed.

by The Grammar Nazi December 03, 2001

skid mark

n. Poo poo stain in the seat of one's underpants.

I don't wipe; I've learned to live with the skid mark.

by The Grammar Nazi December 19, 2001