mush

Int. "Leave my seat!"

From the sled dog command to start moving.

I called shotgun first! Mush!

by The Grammar Nazi October 17, 2001

drumsteer

Attempting to play percussion instruments and steer at the same time. Can be a derisive comment or a fun pastime, depending on the context.

"Don't drumsteer!" -Robin Scott

"I'm quite good at drumsteering." -Nick Kocharhook

by The Grammar Nazi May 11, 2001

BYOB

Acronym: Bring Your Own Beer. A party where the alcohol is not provided.

Wanna come over Saturday? We're having a BYOB party.

by The Grammar Nazi June 21, 2001

cop out

n. An excuse designed to shirk responsibility.

Don't say you need to aaronize. That's just a cop out.

by The Grammar Nazi December 03, 2001

graze

v. To eat someone else's food at their house. It is often implied that the person grazing doesn't really know what they'll find to eat.

Person 1: "Want to see a movie tonight?"
Person 2: "But I'm fungry!"
Person 1: "It's cool, you can come over and graze."

by The Grammar Nazi January 10, 2002

syncophant

n. A person who enthusiastically toes the party line. A combination of "synch" and "sycophant."

A million syncophants blindly repeating the GOP's talking points make me sick to my stomach.

by The Grammar Nazi May 16, 2005

green

Money

I want to eat, but I need some green.

by The Grammar Nazi October 22, 2001