http://slang.otheday.com Thu, 18 Feb 2010 15:03:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 en hourly 1 http://slang.otheday.com/2010/02/lackadermis/ http://slang.otheday.com/2010/02/lackadermis/#comments Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:00:51 +0000 admin http://slang.otheday.com/?p=1330 Origin: American Slang
Definition: unable to take criticism
Example: The professor tried to tell him where he went wrong on the exam, but he wasn’t listening because of his lackadermis.

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Definition: the routine; the method
Example: He got the job done in no time because he knew the drill.

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Definition: slang used by teenagers
Example: Mary’s mom didn’t know what her daughter was talking about because she was speaking in teenglish.

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Definition: thing
Example: Hand me that jigger over there.

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Definition: a meal purchased for employees who are being forced to work over their lunch hour
Example: The boss ordered in a hostage lunch so that no one missed the big meeting.

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Definition: very early in the morning
Example: I have to get up at o-dark-hundred hours if I want to be on time for my flight.

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Definition: to be hesitant to share the contents of ones iPod due to embarrassment
Example: John’s was shyPod because he had just downloaded a bunch of disco music to his iPod.

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Definition: to clean up; to tidy
Example: I need to redd up the house before our guests get here.

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Definition: a large amount of money
Example: He spent megabucks on his new car.

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Definition: clutter that distracts, most commonly used to refer to jewelry
Example: I can’t really tell what she looks like with all that grabazzo hanging off of her.

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