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pilamaya

"Thank You" in the Native American language of Lakota.

Waitress: "Here you go ma'am."

Woman: "Oh wow - so fast. Pilamaya."

by adel7 January 3, 2008

58πŸ‘ 4πŸ‘Ž


contortionist

Someone who's body seems to be like one large, flexible piece of play-doh. Or made of rubber. Amazing really.

Gymnasts and ballerinas sometimes can become contortionists.

At the half-time show yesterday, I saw a contortionist stand on one hand, bend her legs back over her head and shoot a bow-and-arrow accurately. It was mind-boggling.

by adel7 December 8, 2007

26πŸ‘ 7πŸ‘Ž


aufreizend

German for "sexy" - can be used when one doesn't want the object of admiration to know what that means, to surprise the listener, or just to sound like you're talking in a code language and you're some sophisticated cosmopolitan.

That news reporter is so aufreizend - oh snap, wait, what was the news again?

by adel7 December 2, 2007

7πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


hobeful

A city full of hobos. Unfortunately, this is a big problem in Los Angeles, which ironically has at least 50,000 millionaires in it.

LA's dark underbelly, the hobeful corners and Skid Row, cause much sadness to a stranger with a conscience.

by adel7 November 29, 2007


mariocrastinate

When playing Super Mario, wasting time jumping on goombas and dancing around, then running frantically at the end to speed through the level to finish before time runs out.

Dude, I feel like such a loser, I've mastered how to mariocrastinate. I even memorized the times you need get from one portal to the next.

by adel7 November 30, 2007


balaash

Maybe not. From egyptian arabic word 'balaash' meaning "it's better not to."

Should I ask that old guy for directions?

Naaa, balaash, the guy looks a bit cooky. Ask that young guy over there.

by adel7 March 28, 2009


broodmare

A female horse that is used mainly for breeding.

Looks like that stallion over there is ready again - and I think that broodmare is ready too, so let the horsies do their thing.

by adel7 December 2, 2007

51πŸ‘ 7πŸ‘Ž