Ingeborg S. Nordén's definitions
A hard-rock band from the 1970s. Subject of many rumors related to Satanism, partly because of their song titles (e.g., Highway to Hell) and partly because of their name (wrongly believed to stand for "AntiChrist, Devil's Child").
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 27, 2006
Get the AC/DCmug. A person who collects and enjoys teddy bears. Unlike "plushophile", this word almost NEVER implies a sexual fetish--only a sentimental interest.
Frannie is a serious arctophile if I ever met one: Not only did she have wall-to-wall shelves built for her teddy bear collection, but she also bought a database program just to catalog each bear by age and manufacturer.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén June 1, 2006
Get the arctophilemug. A cyberhug symbol, usually containing the name of some person receiving the hug. May also be constructed with parentheses instead of braces ((()))
by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 25, 2004
Get the {{{}}}mug. A woman's suggestion to her partner, that she should cuddle someone nonsexually (usually in place of more erotic action). Unfortunately, this suggestion is usually rejected, willfully misinterpreted, or completely ignored.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén December 13, 2008
Get the Let's just cuddlemug. Used to express a sentimental reaction to warm fuzzy experiences. (The number of W's at the end is arbitrary, but at least two or three normally occur in this word.)
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 23, 2006
Get the awwwmug. I don't care so much about sexiness, as long as a guy looks huggable.
The teddy bear was still huggable, despite a missing ear and several patches.
The teddy bear was still huggable, despite a missing ear and several patches.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 14, 2006
Get the Huggablemug. 1. A British television program intended for very young children. Unfairly criticized by some adults who read hidden symbolism into the main characters' appearance, environment, and/or behavior. (Refuting such claims is beyond the scope of this web site, however.)
2. The title characters of this program: four characters with childlike faces, colorful unisex body-suits, and television screens on their bellies. All of the Teletubbies have a uniquely-shaped antenna growing from the top of their heads; these antennas glow whenever one of them receives a signal from the outside world (a short, live-action film starring children from various countries).
The rest of the show depicts Teletubbies acting like toddlers: sleeping and waking, exercising, playing outside, discovering strange objects. They also enjoy hugging each other, usually accompanied by their trademark phrase "Big hug!"
2. The title characters of this program: four characters with childlike faces, colorful unisex body-suits, and television screens on their bellies. All of the Teletubbies have a uniquely-shaped antenna growing from the top of their heads; these antennas glow whenever one of them receives a signal from the outside world (a short, live-action film starring children from various countries).
The rest of the show depicts Teletubbies acting like toddlers: sleeping and waking, exercising, playing outside, discovering strange objects. They also enjoy hugging each other, usually accompanied by their trademark phrase "Big hug!"
1. I've known people who were straight as arrows, never used recreational drugs, and didn't live with their children...but who still watched _Teletubbies_.
2. My friend's four-year-old daughter wore pajamas with pictures of the Teletubbies.
2. My friend's four-year-old daughter wore pajamas with pictures of the Teletubbies.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 23, 2006
Get the Teletubbiesmug.