mush

Int. "Leave my seat!"

From the sled dog command to start moving.

I called shotgun first! Mush!

by The Grammar Nazi October 17, 2001

Googling

v. To look for information about something using Google.

I know he lives in MI because that's where the radio station on his shirt is from. (I did a little Googling.)

by The Grammar Nazi January 4, 2002

point

Short for "point taken." An admission that someone has made a valid statement, despite the fact that you are arguing the other side.

Person 1: "But George W. has big ears."
Person 2: "Point."

by The Grammar Nazi December 14, 2001

cop out

n. An excuse designed to shirk responsibility.

Don't say you need to aaronize. That's just a cop out.

by The Grammar Nazi December 3, 2001

graze

v. To eat someone else's food at their house. It is often implied that the person grazing doesn't really know what they'll find to eat.

Person 1: "Want to see a movie tonight?"
Person 2: "But I'm fungry!"
Person 1: "It's cool, you can come over and graze."

by The Grammar Nazi January 10, 2002

syncophant

n. A person who enthusiastically toes the party line. A combination of "synch" and "sycophant."

A million syncophants blindly repeating the GOP's talking points make me sick to my stomach.

by The Grammar Nazi May 16, 2005

lay on the horn

To honk one's car horn for longer than normal. Usually done when either the driver is fed up or someone on the road does something particularly stupid.

The asshole cut me off, so I laid on the horn.

by The Grammar Nazi June 29, 2002