Doctor Livingstone's definitions

chossy

Another word for "great" (From the UK)

An amazing set of waterfalls. Pretty chossy I'm told.

by Doctor Livingstone January 7, 2006

doctor livingstone

A long-missing explorer and missionary, David Livingstone, who was found in Africa by British-born explorer Henry Stanley in 1871.

Also online name of blogger of undiscovered treasures - www.doctorlivingstone.info

"Doctor Livingstone, I presume?"

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005

good grief

unbelievable, shocking, something that is hard to imagine though seems to happen on a potentially recurring basis.

Good grief, is he running around the neighborhood again in his boxer shorts?

by Doctor Livingstone May 20, 2005

spazbot

Combination of spaz and shazbot (of Mork fame).

Derogatory term for a techno geek.

Nice propellor hat, spazbot.

by Doctor Livingstone May 18, 2005

tabernac

Tabernac is one of the worst curse words you can use in French Canada. French Canada has a strong tradition of Roman Catholicism and this sacriligious word takes the word "tabernacle" in vain.

"tabernac' de fou", "c't'une tabernac d'affaire, là"

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005

geocoin

Geocoins are custom minted and individually numbered coins that are designed to provide geocachers with a collectable, tradable and trackable cache items that are unique to geocaching worldwide, but with a Canadian flair.

Hey, I found a geocoin in this geocache today.

by Doctor Livingstone May 16, 2005

pops and buzzers

Used by Phil Hartman on Saturday Night Live as he played The Chairman of the Board

Means incomprehensible, "a bunch of garbage", don't get it.

What he said, it's all pops and buzzers to me.

by Doctor Livingstone May 17, 2005