1. an archaic word used by prissy netymologists on Wikipedia and Word Spy that means a blend word. A word formed by combining parts of two words
2. a two-compartment suitcase that has not been manufactured since the 1800s.
2. a two-compartment suitcase that has not been manufactured since the 1800s.
1. Wikipedia is a portmanteau of the words "wienie" and "encyclopedia".
2. I wonder if the luggage museum has a portmanteau?
2. I wonder if the luggage museum has a portmanteau?
by slumdog January 27, 2009

swiping your armpits with wet washcloth instead of showering in a half assed attempt to mask B.O. that’s too overpowering to be hidden by deodorant alone.
As I was rushing out of the house, I took a whiff of my stank oxter and nearly keeled over. After doing the washcloth boogaloo and a slash of deodorant, I was on my way.
by Slumdog January 19, 2009

some one with skillz using the Internet to track the origin of words and phrases
- coined by M2 Communications Design
- coined by M2 Communications Design
by Slumdog January 18, 2009

sickening; atrocious, especially anything artistic that's shlock.
From the Yiddish "a chaloshes", literally to faint
From the Yiddish "a chaloshes", literally to faint
by Slumdog January 18, 2009

There seems to be a fair number of gourmet gals and chefly men in this forum, so tell me: what's a date meal that's easy, but looks impressive?
by slumdog January 10, 2009

by Slumdog January 18, 2009

Indian food in microwavable pouches that don't need to be frozen. Ready to eat in 90 seconds. Available in Indian grocery stores for $1.50 or less. A huge variety of vegetarian entrees compared to American microwave food and less bland too.
When I first got divorced, I ate curry in a hurry every day for lunch. I felt a little awkward buying them 30 at a time at the Indo-Pak market.
by Slumdog January 19, 2009
