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 15, 2005
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good call

Used to agree with someone, specifically about something which shows the person's good taste in a surprising way.
Person1: So I just bought "Dulcinea"...
Person2: "Dulcinea"? Good call!
by The Grammar Nazi October 22, 2001
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right on

intj.
1. A positive response.
2. "Yeah, whatever."
1. You passed your class? Right on!
2. Person1: Wanna go to Denny's?
Person2: Right on.
by The Grammar Nazi October 21, 2001
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fungry

"I haven't eaten in days! I'm fungry!"
by The Grammar Nazi August 27, 2001
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baby cave

"Watch out, boys! Because thanks to Iron Hymen, my baby cave is better guarded than a maximum security prison – even one ringed with electrified razorwire and a crocodile-infested moat!"
by The Grammar Nazi September 08, 2005
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log watcher

n. One who obsessively watches their logs; one who enjoys the power of seeing what other people are doing at their sites.
The downfall of Rome might have been prevented by careful attention to logs!
by The Grammar Nazi January 13, 2002
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nippley

adj. Chilly; cold enough to make the nipples stand at attention.
Person 1: Hello, Ms. Anderson-Lee. It's a bit nippley out today, isn't it?
Pam: Huh? It's 80 degrees...
by The Grammar Nazi November 16, 2001
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