flaxophone

FLute played with a sAXOPHONE mouthpiece. Produces a soft, clarinet-like sound, but faulty in intonation.
There's Bob playing the flaxophone!
by pentozali November 19, 2011
mugGet the flaxophonemug.

air slap

Not really a "slap" in the traditional use of the word,but a sharp clicking sound produced by flicking the index and middle fingers of one hand against a channel of air created by a space between some of the fingers of the other hand. This is an extremely difficult maneuver to produce and seems to be an attention-getting sound used by Armenians from Armenia itself.
Richard, I think Armen's trying to get your attention---Armen's giving you the air slap!
by pentozali April 16, 2009
mugGet the air slapmug.

the Geritol crowd

Senior citizens. Could be used affectionately, humorously, derisively, or simply as a matter of fact depending on the speaker's tone of voice and whether s/he is a senior citizen.
John, give the Geritol crowd a break when you get on the bus. Those "Priority Seating" signs are there for a reason. It's very difficult for a senior citizen who needs to get around to do, say, shopping, to sit down or get up if s/he has sciatica and is forced to sit in the back of the bus.
by pentozali April 08, 2006
mugGet the the Geritol crowdmug.

skin the fish

To manually stimulate the penis.
Every morning Gary feels horny, so he takes a bath so he can skin the fish without leaving goo on the bed.
by pentozali February 21, 2011
mugGet the skin the fishmug.

wangdang

Derogatory word describing the speech habits of usually white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, suburban or rural, people from the American Southeast and Midwest.
Hey Joe! Will ya get that wangdang over there to find out if that bucket's all right to use?
by pentozali July 28, 2008
mugGet the wangdangmug.

quare

Nonsense word made up by some Scrabble players in a vain attempt to use the high-scoring letter "Q".
Hey Rose, is there such a word as "quare"? I want to try to make a word from my "AREUQ".
by pentozali June 19, 2008
mugGet the quaremug.
Pidgin English for "I have a tummyache". If you want to say "I have a big tummyache", you can say "belli bilong mi plenti walk about".
Oooohhh, belli bilong mi walk about. Mi hav tokim bigfela seramik!
by pentozali August 25, 2012
mugGet the belli bilong mi walk aboutmug.