miloboli

Some might think "miloboli" (plural: milobolies) is some strange, exotic disease. It is not.

Miloboli is the combination of the Greek terms for apple (milo) and throw (boli). Although the exact meaning of miloboli is unknown, there are some theories as to what it could mean:

1. It could be a sexual innuendo, although that is not entirely clear.

2. It could be a game played in some parts of Greece or other parts of the world.

3. One source says it could really be a fancified version of the English term "mile bowl", which might be a championship game or event in some sports.

1a. Did you see that chicks milobolies?
1b. We made some hot miloboli recently.

2. I got the apples, ready to play miloboli?

3. The track runners took part in the miloboli last weekend.

by Chigglywiggly March 25, 2007

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Meat loaf

A culinary dish commonly made from ground beef pressed into a round or bread shaped dish, and cooked. It is often covered with various toppings, including ketchup and mustard. It may also contain bits of stuffing, such as that often found inside of Thanksgiving turkeys.

I want meat loaf for dinner, because it is a delicious meal.

by Chigglywiggly January 12, 2010

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rusty trombone

A trombone that, when subjected to water or water-based liquids and even air moisture for a long enough time, develops an outer layer of iron oxide most commonly known as rust. It makes a trombone aesthetically and ergonomically unpleasing, as well as difficult to play.

Andy: Hey Bobby, do you want to play my flute?

Bobby: No, I want to play my trombone but it's not working. I dropped it in the water and accidentally left it there for six weeks. Now it is a rusty trombone.

Andy: Well shucks.

by Chigglywiggly February 14, 2010

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