Definitions by ebkf

sixie 

Someone who has six more years of school to go. A seventh grader. Term namely used at Boston Latin School. Can be a term of affection or an insult, or if you don't know the name of someone in the seventh grade.

Upperclassman: Hey, sixie, do you have Haritos for science?
Sixie: Yeah, I'm in Cluster A!
Mascot: GO WOLFPACK!

sixie by ebkf May 1, 2005

Boston Latin School 

Apparantly the first school in America, but that's okay. Founded in 1635. Also called BLS. GO WOLFPACK!!!!!!!!!!

Sixth grader: I got accepted to Boston Latin School!
Mom: Wow good job honey it's the first school in the country!

Boston Latin School by ebkf May 1, 2005

BLS 

Nickname for the first school in America, Boston Latin School. Which is okay I guess. Harvard was made so that seniors at BLS could go to college.
GO WOLFPACK!!!!!!!

Fivesie 1: Hey what school do you go to?
Fivesie 2: I go to BLS!

BLS by ebkf May 1, 2005

fivesie 

An eighth grader. One who has five more years of school to go. Namely used at Boston Latin School, and the fivesies love to taunt and tease the sixies because they were teased as sixies. GO WOLFPACK!!!!!!!

Fivesie: Hey did you know you gotta chose a second language in eighth grade?
Sixie: NOOOOOOOO! I'm already failing English and Latin!!!!!!!!

fivesie by ebkf May 1, 2005

doodad 

"Doodad" can be used as a noun, a verb, or an adjective.

adj. You add "-ish" to the end of this word to state an opinion if you're not sure if you like this or not and don't want to insult someone.
n. You can use it for it's common, bland meaning as a nameless object, but you can also call someone a doodad to describe them as call or as uncool.
v. You can use doodad as a verb to describe that you are doing something nameless and/or that you don't want to explain.

adj. "Eh, I suppose it's doodaddish."
n. "Oh my God, he was being SUCH a doodad!"
v. "Nothing much, just doodadding."

doodad by ebkf February 25, 2005