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gangloot |
(GAN glewt) |
n. |
Person who leaves all his ski passes on his jacket just to impress people. |
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gapiana |
(ga pee AH nah) |
n. |
The unclaimed strip of land between the "you are now leaving" and "welcome to" signs when crossing state lines. |
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gazinta |
(gah ZIN tuh) |
n. |
Mathematical symbol for division; also the sound uttered when dividing out loud. (Example: "Four gazinta eight twice.") |
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gibble |
(JIB buhl) |
n. |
The sliding keyhole cover on a car trunk. |
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gizzledipplers |
(GIH zul dip lurz) |
n. |
Those annoying waving hands seen on the backs of Winnebagos, placed there by people too lazy to be friendly on their own. |
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glamp |
(glamp) |
n. |
The telescopic device used to retrieve golf balls from ponds. |
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glute |
(glewt) |
v. |
To shake a sugar packet vigorously so as to move the contents to the bottom before tearing open. |
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grantnap |
(GRANT nap) |
n. |
The extra five minutes of sleep you allow yourself that somehow makes all the difference in the world. |
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greedling |
(GREE dling) |
v. |
Pretending to read the inscription on the birthday card when you really just want to know how much the check is for. |
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grintiger |
(GRIN tuh jer) |
n. |
The numbered code on the back of a greeting card that, when deciphered, reveals the price. |
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gummerator |
(GUM urh ay ter) |
n. |
The pointed rubber object on the end of some toothbrushes. |
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gyroped |
(JY roh ped) |
n. |
A kid who cannot resist spinning around on a diner stool. |