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ILKSOP- a set of human beings who follow standard operating procedures of being alive and never ask why.
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PRONUNCIATION: (HAY-seed) MEANING: noun: An unsophisticated person who comes from a rural area. ETYMOLOGY: Alluding to a person with straw in his clothes or smelling of hayseed and regarded as a country bumpkin. Earliest documented use: 1577. -------------------------------------------------------------
HAY-SPEED- in circa 1967 a one hit wonder named Mister Earl whom they often called "Speedo" was on the skids. His friends "The Drifters" wrote a question/response stage song with the refrain "Hey speed" to facilitate the re-invigoration of Speedo's fame. The song is a wonderful hoot. I'll edit in a Youtube rendition if one exists.
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HAYSEND
verb: moved quickly
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PRONUNCIATION: (GAD-uh-bout) MEANING: noun: One who roams around in search of amusement. ETYMOLOGY: From gad (to go around from one place to another aimlessly). Earliest documented use: 1817 =========================================================
GAGABOUT - a fight between Mister Gaga and Lady Gaga for dominance.
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GIGABOUT: 2^30, which is 1,073,741,824, or about one billion
(the way a Meg is 2^20, which is 1,048,576, or about a million, and a K is 2^10, which is 1,024, or about a thousand)
Edit: Oops, that's two changes. One too many. Let's try this one:
GADABOOT: to kick your prodigal son out of the house once and for all
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BLEB
PRONUNCIATION: (bleb)
MEANING: noun: 1. A small blister or swelling. 2. A bubble.
ETYMOLOGY: Perhaps alteration of blob. Earliest documented use: 1607.
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BLEEB - censorship on the British Broadcasting Corporation
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BLUB - Moby Dick's bubba who was much too fat to excape the harpoons of Ahab but yet in death he contributed tons of enlightment to mankind. Hense the term "light Blub".
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MEANING: verb tr.: To end a relationship suddenly or callously. noun: A person, especially a woman, who discards a lover.
ETYMOLOGY: Of uncertain origin, perhaps from the name Gillian (or Jillian/Jill). Earliest documented use: 1660.
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JULT - 14-year-old sweetheart of Romo, whose family was having a feud with hers
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TILT - Wilt Chamberlan's younger bro. He was a better shooter than Wilt but his left foot was shorter than his right foot so he couldn't run, instead he skipped.
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pi
PRONUNCIATION: (py)
MEANING: noun: 1. A confused mixture, originally a jumble of printing types. Also spelled as pie. 2. The 16th letter of the Greek alphabet. 3. A mathematical constant (approximately 3.14159), representing the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
ETYMOLOGY: For 1: Origin uncertain. Earliest documented use: 1659. For 2, 3: From Greek pi/pei, of Semitic origin. Earliest documented use: 1425.
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PU - half a platter of American Chinese appetizers
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