(1.) NAB-oh, noun: Slang for child molestor. From the name Vladimir Nabokov, author of the 1955 novelLolita. (2.) An author who writes in the Nabokovian style or about Nabokovian subjects.
(1.) We suspect Gary, the homeless man who hangs around the mall, of being a Nabo.
(2.) Albert, a Nabo, recently wrote a short story centered on the civil rights of those who wish to see incest legalized among consenting adults.
(2.) Albert, a Nabo, recently wrote a short story centered on the civil rights of those who wish to see incest legalized among consenting adults.
by the specter August 13, 2007
(1.) A community college in Palatine, Illinois, named for William Rainey Harper - b. July 26, 1856 d. January 10, 1906 - first president of the University of Chicago. Founded 1971.
by the specter August 13, 2007
(1.) Just before the party started, Baxter rolled one of his signature Kingston Cigars. (2.) Baxter used a Philly Blunt for his Kingston Cigar.
by the specter August 13, 2007
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by the specter August 22, 2007
(1.) noun: A dictionary comprised entirely of made-up (non-standard) words; a volume of words authored by someone other than an official Dictionary authority (Webster's, Britannica, etc.).
(1.) "Joe, an amateur wordsmith, thinks his fictionary contains words worth adding to the English language."
by the specter August 22, 2007
(1.) adjective - Having a human appearance or demeanor. (2.) adjective - Resembling a human or possessing human qualities.
(1.) "The statue of Diana was intricately carved and carefully detailed, giving it a humanesque appearance."
(2.) "The chimpanzee's laughs and smiles were very humanesque."
(2.) "The chimpanzee's laughs and smiles were very humanesque."
by the specter August 05, 2007