"jumping the shark"

(revival)
The scene was so preposterous that many believed it to be an ill-advised attempt at reviving the declining ratings of the flagging show... since then, it has become a metaphor that has been used by U.S. TV critics and fans to denote the point at which the characters or plot of a TV series veer into a ridiculous, out-of-the-ordinary storyline.

The term Jumping the shark alludes to a scene in the TV series Happy Days when the popular character Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli, on water skis, literally jumps over a shark.

A phase in a relationship to rekindle romance after a betrayal or tort action.
My boyfriend has been going so overboard on the gifts and little extras since I caught him with that other girl, every time we go out it is like "jumping the shark".
by Kelly October 15, 2007
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Jekkie

a loyal fan of the Frank Wildhorn musical "Jekyll & Hyde" who has seen the show multiple times.
“They’re just ordinary people who have a fascination with this music. The show would be nothing without the Jekkies.”
by Kelly May 05, 2004
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Bacardi hurricane

Background: new party drink from Bacardi; this classic cocktail is made with Bacardi and Bacardi 151 rum. Enjoy this one over the rocks(over ice)

Definition: a tasty drink that will fuck you up leaving you completely wasted..ONLY DRINK AROUND PEOPLE YOU KNOW!
by Kelly October 16, 2004
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oi oi savaloy

a friendly saying used as a greeting, usuallt to stand out and get attention. savaloy representing the person u r adressing as a sausage. for energetic people.
hi .....
oi oi savaloy!!! how r ya?
by kelly November 10, 2003
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Quince

short for quinceañera: a big 15th birthday party popular among hispanic families, it celebrates a girl's coming of age in much the same way a "sweet sixteen" birthday does in some anglo cultures, but is usually more elaborate - a combination of sweet sixteen, Catholic religious ceremony, and debutante ball.
"Laura asked her father to spend $2000 on her dress for her quince.
by Kelly November 18, 2004
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bloody

Adjective of British origin.

Used to describe something.
"The bloody car's gone."

"The bloody dog ate my tea, I should bloody well have the bloody thing put down."
by Kelly December 22, 2004
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Taystee

noun: The exclamation of something good, referring to a situation in context
When you are able to slam a beer faster than anyone else in the room, or inbibe more alcohol, someone may say, "taystee". The longer drawn out the tay- portion of the word, the better or more challenging the feat performed was.
by kelly November 11, 2003
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