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Worm People 

Worm People are those who, on days of nice weather stay indoors. Yet as soon as it starts to rain they leave their homes and venture out to shop at convenience stores.
Hey it's raining really hard out today, we won't see many customers, except for those crazy ass worm people.

Mustard People 

The mustard people are mystical and secretive creatures that live in woodsy areas near creeks. Their existence is only known of by a few people. They are named the mustard people because of their yellow skin tone. Little is known of these creatures, but they are known to kidnap, and return children.
"He's late again."
"Maybe the mustard people got him. "

possum people 

1. The collective of people from the backwoods, swamp regions, country, or otherwise rural areas that possess possum-like attributes, i.e. long frame, thin face, close eyes, and long nose.

2. Those that might possess the physical attributes of an inbred population.

3. Those that rarely enter heavily populated areas, only purchases beer and ammunition, and quickly retreats to their native area.
1. "Squirrel season must be about to start. All the possum people are in town."
2. "They're married, but they look like siblings. They must be possum people."
possum people by Little Pequaywan December 8, 2015

Nerb People

Nerb People, Or Nerbites (Plural)
Are people of squid gamish descent.
Wow dude, that chinese restaurant is full of nerb people

In the way people 

~Mouth breather

~People who stop at green lights

~Anyone who asks what's on somthing served at McDonald's

~Some one staring into the middle distance when you're trying to get them to move

~when someone looks like they're trying to figure out what their shadow is

A grip of old people

A group of old people, usually in packs of 3 to 4.

Example: “There is a grip of old people leaving the hot tub, let’s make it Reyna.”

See “make it Reyna
Example: “There is a grip of old people leaving the hot tub, let’s make it Reyna.”

See “make it Reyna
A grip of old people by Scoobdaddy February 8, 2020