Generic term of disgust or ennui, preceded by the object of said disgust or ennui.
Otomotopaeic - derived from the sound of grumbling that used to come from Muttley, Dick Dastardly's old canine partner in crime.
A side note, I personally started using it as a good substitute for "cotton pickin'", in an attempt to <i>not</i> offend the black guys I used to work with.
Invariably pronounced without the trailing 'ing', rather with 'in' instead.
Otomotopaeic - derived from the sound of grumbling that used to come from Muttley, Dick Dastardly's old canine partner in crime.
A side note, I personally started using it as a good substitute for "cotton pickin'", in an attempt to <i>not</i> offend the black guys I used to work with.
Invariably pronounced without the trailing 'ing', rather with 'in' instead.
by ke6isf September 17, 2004