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Chocolate Stabber-
Pronunciation: [chaw-kuh-lit, sthab-er]
from the lexICON of Diesel

1. A Faggot/Fairy
2. A Puff. [Ref. Page 1]

used in a sentence:

my workplace is choc full of insecure, back stabbing, chocolate stabbers.

*Disclaimer*
I didnt write these with a hatefull intention.
If you boys insist on constantly calling each other gays, then i would like you to use the proper terminology in the form of puff and/or chocolate stabber (personally i find chocolate stabber has violent ASSociations but what will be will be)
Overall they are less hatefull, and saying ~*PuFf*~ automatically gives a thread 10 cute points.
*~*PUFF'S*~* are better_than_you and im GLAAD you know it.
KTHANXBIE!

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Anorexia Nervosa - A psychophysiological disorder characterized by an abnormal fear of becoming obese and therefor a distorted self-image. This results in an unwillingness to eat leading to severe weight loss. It can also be accompanied by vomiting, excessive exercise and other physiological changes.

[noumenal]

Originally Posted by Nefeli

damn me, had to look that up and my net is painfully slow. but learnt new word so thats good thing!
maim

 

 

 

/meɪm/Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[meym]Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–verb (used with object) 1.to deprive of the use of some part of the body by wounding or the like; cripple: The explosion maimed him for life. 2.to impair; make essentially defective: The essay was maimed by deletion of important paragraphs. –noun Obsolete. 3.a physical injury, esp. a loss of a limb. 4.an injury or defect; blemish; lack.

and erm...thank you for nice words, didnt expect that. just was funny to see us one moment dressed well and next in camping.

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[noumenal]

crust, v.


1. trans. To cover as with a crust, to encrust.

b. fig. The truth had been crusted over with fictions.

2. intr. To form or contract a crust; to become covered with a crust or hardened surface. Also fig.

3. trans. To form into a crust; to make hard like a crust.

4. U.S. and Canada. To hunt (deer, etc.) on the crust of snow; to crust-hunt.

The guides and hunters..going over the border..on the deep snows, and crusting deer and moose.

A good deal of crusting deer is being done..this winter.

[noumenal]

Bush League:

Bush league arose in American baseball, referring to the minor leagues, especially those not of very good quality. Players from the bush leagues were referred to as bush leaguers. The term has come to be used beyond baseball, so that anyone who is considered a novice or not skilled in some area may be called a bush leaguer, and his or her work referred to as [of the] bush league.
Now on to the etymology. Why bush? This arose, apparently first in Australia (later turning up in South Africa and New Zealand), from Dutch bosch "wood(s)", and first appears in written English in the late 18th century, referring to woods but also, and then later more exclusively, to uncleared, untamed lands, especially in the interior. It also came to mean "country" versus "city". By extension, bush came to refer, by the middle of the 19th century, to anything crude or roughly made, or a person practicing a craft for which he had received no formal training, like a "bush carpenter". That sense was picked up in America and applied to the minor baseball leagues, which often played in small towns and were not as skilful as the major league players. Bush league is first recorded in that sense in 1906, as is bush leaguer. By 1943 it was being used beyond baseball. In 1975 we find, "I don't care who she is and what she knows, compared to Polly she's a bush leaguer," from Saul Bellow's Humboldt's Gift (which, incidentally, won Bellow the Pulitzer Prize for 1976, and he won the Nobel prize for literature that same year).

[noumenal]

virgin, n. and a.

I. 1. Eccl. An unmarried or chaste maiden or woman, distinguished for piety or steadfastness in religion, and regarded as having a special place among the members of the Christian church on account of these merits.

2. a. A woman (esp. a young woman) who is, or remains, in a state of inviolate chastity; an absolutely pure maiden or maid.

b. An old maid, a spinster.

c. transf. Of things.

d. Virginity. (After 1 Cor. vii. 37.) rare.

e. Entom. A female insect producing fertile eggs by parthenogenesis.
(Cf. 13g.)

f. transf. A naïve, innocent, or inexperienced person. Freq. with adj. indicating sphere of activity. colloq.

3. a. A young woman, a maid or maiden, of an age and character affording presumption of chastity.

b. In allusions to the parable of the wise and foolish virgins (Matt. xxv. 1-13).

4. a. the Virgin Mary, the mother of Christ. Also, an image or picture representing her.

b. attrib., or in possessive, in popular names of plants (see quots.); also (after Gaelic use) Virgin Mary's nut, the Bonduc or Molucca nut.

c. Virgin Mary [after bloody Mary s.v. BLOODY a. and adv. C. 2], a glass of tomato juice (see quots.). Chiefly U.S.

5. a. the Virgin (also the blessed, holy, etc., Virgin), = sense 4.


b. A picture or image of the Virgin Mary; a madonna.


6. A person of either sex remaining in a state of chastity. Usually in pl.


7. A youth or man who has remained in a state of chastity.


8. Astr. (With capital initial.) =VIRGO.


9. a. ellipt. Applied to varieties of apple and pear.


b. Ent. Applied to species of moths and butterflies.


10. A cigarette made of Virginia tobacco. slang. Now Obs. or rare.


11. attrib. and Comb., as virgin-birth, -born adj., -produced adj., -violator, -worship; virgin-bower =
VIRGIN'S BOWER; virgin-stock, the Virginia stock; virgin-tree, Oriental sassafras.


12. In possessive collocations: virgin's garland, a garland of flowers and coloured paper formerly carried at the funeral of a maiden;

 

virgin's honey, -oil, = virgin honey, oil (see 18b);

 

virgin's sea = Virginian sea
VIRGINIAN a.1 1d; Virgin's spike (see SPIKE n.1 1b);

 

virgin's thread (see quot.).


II. attrib. passing into adj. 13. a. Of persons (usually of the female sex): Being a virgin or virgins; remaining in a state of chastity.


b. In predicative use. Also fig., and const. of and to. rare.


c. the Virgin Mother, the Virgin Mary.


d. virgin widow, a widow who has been deprived of her husband before the consummation of the marriage.

e. transf.

f. Of a fortress, city, etc.: That has never been taken or subdued.

g. virgin generation, procreation, or (re)production, parthenogenesis.

14. Composed or consisting of virgins.

15. Of or pertaining to a virgin; appropriate to, or characteristic of, virgins: a. Of parts of the body, articles of dress, etc.

b. Of qualities, feelings, etc.

16. a. Comparable to a virgin in respect of purity or freedom from stain; pure, unstained, unsullied. In early use in fig. context.

b. Not yet touched, handled, or employed for any purpose; still undisturbed or unused; perfectly fresh or new.

c. Perfectly free or clear of something.

17. a. Employed for the first time.

b. Forming a first essay or attempt; coming at the beginning or outset.

18. Special collocations: a. virgin bush, bush land not brought under cultivation; virgin country, country that has not yet been opened up to the outside world for trade, etc.; virgin earth, soil, etc., soil which has not hitherto been brought into cultivation, and retains all its natural power of producing vegetation; virgin forest, a forest of natural growth as yet untouched by man; virgin land, previously uncultivated land, spec. [tr. Russ. tseliná] in Western Siberia and Kazakhstan, land made the subject of an intensive agricultural programme by the Soviet government since 1954; virgin rock, etc., native rock not yet cut into or quarried.

b. In special names of various substances (usually denoting one in a pure unmixed state or obtained as a first product), as virgin barm, breccia, comb, copper, dip, gold, wool, etc. (see quots.).

19. Comb., as virgin-eyed, -minded, -vested adjs.

Hence

 

virgin v. (a) intr. with it. To remain a virgin. (b) trans. To speak of, mention (virgins).

[noumenal]

cherry, n:

I. 1. a. A well-known stone-fruit; the pulpy drupe of certain species (or a sub-genus) of Prunus (family Rosaceæ). When used without qualification it usually means the fruit of the cultivated tree (Prunus Cerasus or Cerasus vulgaris); of this, two forms are now also found wild in Britain; the more distinct of these, the common Wild Cherry or Gean, is sometimes considered a separate species (P. Avium).

b. In proverbial expressions.

2. a. Short for CHERRY-TREE.

b. for cherry-wood (see 10). Also attrib.

3. With qualifying words, applied a. to many species (and varieties) of the genus Prunus (and sub-genus Cerasus), of which about 40 are named by Miller, 1884: among these are BIRD C., CHOKE C., GROUND C., etc., q.v.; black c., a formerly prevalent name of the Wild Cherry (P. Avium); Canadian, dwarf, or sand c. (P. pumila); American bird c. or wild red c. (P. pennsylvanica); American wild black c. (P. serotina); evergreen c. (P. caroliniana).



b. Extended to many trees resembling the cherry-tree in fruit, quality of wood, etc. See
BARBADOS C., BIRCH C., BRUSH C., CLAMMY C., CORNELIAN C., COWHAGE C., WINTER C., WOODEN C., etc. Australian c. (Exocarpus cupressiformis); beech c. = BRUSH CHERRY; black c., a local name of Deadly Nightshade; broad-leaved c., of W. Indies (Cordia macrophylla); Cayenne c. (Eugenia Michelii); Hottentot c. (Cassine Maurocenia); Jamaica c. (Ficus pedunculata); Jerusalem c. (Solanum pseudo-capsicum); N. S. Wales c. (Nelitris ingens).



4. ‘A cordial composed of cherry-juice and spirit, sweetened and diluted’ (Webster). Cf. CHERRY-BRANDY.



5. fig. a. Applied to the lips, etc.



b. Applied to a person.



c. Virginity, esp. in phr. to lose one's cherry; similarly, to take (etc.) a cherry. Also, the hymen; a virgin (also as adj.); As in: I'm a cherry ghost. Hey, I'm a cherry ghost.


6. The cherry-like berry of the coffee shrub.



7. Mech. A spherical bur or reaming-tool. (snicker)

II. attrib. and Comb.

8. simple attrib. or as adj. Cherry-coloured, red.



9. General comb.: a. attrib., as cherry-bloom, -blossom, -dye, -feast, -fruit, -garden, -gum, -kernel, -orchard, -pie, -tart, -time, -stick, -stock, -yard; b. similative, as cherry-cheek, -colour; -crimson, -rose adjs.; c. parasynthetic, as cherry-cheeked, -coloured, -lipped adjs. Also cherry-like adj.



10. Special comb.: cherry-apple, the Siberian Crab-apple (Pyrus baccata);

 

cherry-bag, a kind of purse for holding gold; cherry-bay = cherry-laurel; cherry-bird, the American Wax-Wing or Cedar-bird (Ampelis Carolinensis); cherry-blossom, the blossom of the cherry; also its colour; cherry-bob, two cherries with stalks united used by children for earrings and in games; cherry-breeches, a nickname of the 11th Hussars, from their crimson trousers; cherry-chopper, cherry snipe, cherry-sucker, popular names of the Spotted Fly-catcher; cherry-clack, cherry-clapper, a rattle driven by the wind for scaring birds from cherry-trees; cherry-coal, a soft coal with a shiny resinous lustre, which ignites readily and burns without caking;

 

cherry-cob =
CHERRY-STONE; cherry coffee, the fruit containing the coffee berry; cherry cordial = CHERRY-BOUNCE 1; cherry country, the district, in Kent, where the cherry is largely grown, in extensive cherry-orchards, for commercial purposes; cherry-crab = cherry-apple;

 

cherry-cracker, the Hawfinch or Grosbeak; cherry-finch = cherry-cracker; cherry-laurel, the common Laurel (Cerasus Laurocerasus); cherry-pepper, a species of Capsicum (C. cerasiforme); cherry-picker, (a) pl. slang = cherry-breeches (cf. CHERUB 3e); (b) a crane or similar device by means of which persons may be raised or lowered; cherry-pie, popular name of the Great Hairy Willow-herb (Epilobium hirsutum) and of the garden Heliotropium peruvianum; cherry-ripe, a., ripe like a cherry; also a mode of crying ‘ripe cherries’; cherry-rum, rum in which cherries have been steeped; cherry-stoner, an instrument for forcing cherry-stones from the pulp; cherry-water, a kind of drink made from cherries; cherry-wine, wine made from cherries, esp. MARASCHINO, made from the Marascho Cherry; cherry-wood, the wood of the cherry-tree; also a popular name for the Wild Guelder-rose (Viburnum Opulus). See also CHERRY-BOUNCE, CHERRY-TREE, etc.

[krastian]

in·e·bri·ated /v. ɪnˈi

 

briˌeɪt, ɪˈni-; n., adj. ɪnˈi

 

bri

 

ɪt, ɪˈni-/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[v. in-ee-bree-eyt, i-nee-; n., adj. in-ee-bree-it, i-nee-] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation verb, -at·ed, -at·ing, noun, adjective
–verb (used with object) 1.to make drunk; intoxicate. 2.to exhilarate, confuse, or stupefy mentally or emotionally. –noun 3.an intoxicated person. 4.a habitual drunkard. –adjective 5.Also, in·e·bri·at·ed. drunk; intoxicated.
[Origin: 1400–50; late ME < L inébriātus ptp. of inébriāre to make drunk, equiv. to in- in-2 + ébri(us) drunk + -ātus -ate1

 

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—Related forms in·e·bri·a·tion, noun

—Synonyms 4. See drunkard.

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Skronk-
Pronunciation: [skuh-raw-unk,]
From Whorefrosts lexicon.

1. Used to define music that is grating, dissonante, and frequently avant garde.
   
2. To indicate a positive result
   
3. To engage in sexual activity
   
4. To annoy someone to the point of madness without realizing it.
   
   

used :

Got the Mirror/Dash CD today. Listened to it twice already which is unusual for me. I said at Le Weekend, I think I sort of preferred Mirror Dash to Dream Aktion Unit and hearing this CD has confirmed that notion. Love Kim's universe crushing electric guitar skronk and Thurston's acoustic playing is interesting as well. The reverb drenched vocals don't go amiss either.

i adore kim's skronk in that performance

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