Patriotic Tongue Salute

When someone touches their tongue to a frozen flagpole causing it to be stuck. Usually only attempted in the dead of Winter on a triple dog dare.

Schwartz skipped straight to the triple dog dare, forcing him to do the patriotic tongue salute.

Flick was stuck doing a patriotic tongue salute for the duration of recess.

by Youknowyadayada December 08, 2009

Phonebooker

A person who never uses Facebook for social networking but rather to accumulate an alphabetical list of people like a phonebook. A Facebooker that uses Facebook soley to respond to friend requests, but never posts a single status update, makes comments or even has a profile picture.

"Jane is such a phonebooker! She has 333 friends on Facebook and has never posted anything on her profile, not even a picture."

"Don't be such a phonebooker! Update your status every once in awhile!"

by Youknowyadayada February 15, 2010

flucation

noun. The closest thing to a vacation or a day off is staying home from work with the flu or staying home to nurse sick children back to health. The state of being home sick is preferable to being at work.

"I used all my personal days off on flucation. I may have had three kids at home in bed with fevers, but at least I didn't have to be at work."

by Youknowyadayada September 29, 2009

disney daze

noun. A look of awe on a person/childs face while they are wandering through Disney World or Disneyland. The state of bewilderment associated with choosing the next ride, shop, attraction, or venue to visit at an amusement park.

It's Camron's first visit to Disneyland. He's got the disney daze.

by Youknowyadayada October 02, 2009

Hubby Dubby

Noun. A gay couple. Used as a term of endearment or as derogatory term. Derived from hubby, a slang term for husband, and double or dubby (as in husband and husband or husband doubled.)

"Paul and Brian just tied the knot in Paris, they're officially hubby dubby!"

by Youknowyadayada September 21, 2009

Upper Case voice

Noun. to raise your voice or accentuate part of a sentence to stress significance as you would while typing in the digital world.

"Listen! Don't make me use my Upper Case voice!"
"I got a BRAND NEW car!" she said in her upper case voice.

by Youknowyadayada September 23, 2009