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3741. Discalceate

This word comes from Latin, but is an English word that means to take off your shoes. See also Shoes.

Added by a Guest on September 2, 2009| 2 Comments | 14 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3742. Sitting in a Lawn Chair on the Side of the Road Watching Traffic

Perfected with a can of Bud Light. Made famous by the citizens of Tennessee. See also Cars.

Added by a Guest on August 24, 2009| 3 Comments | 28 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3743. Coccyx

The human tailbone. See also Body.

Added by a Guest on August 22, 2009| 3 Comments | 11 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3744. Shaving With a Real Knife

As perfected by Crocodile Dundee. See also Bathroom.

Added by a Guest on August 20, 2009| Comment | 29 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3745. Gesticulating With a Pipe

Even if you don't smoke a pipe, still have one on you so that you can hold it by the bowl and give emphasis to your statements by gesticulating with it. See also Old-Timey, Tobacco.

Added by a Guest on August 20, 2009| Comment | 20 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3746. Crap a Sh*t

When cursing becomes so bland it turns into a statement. See also Profanity.

Added by a Guest on August 16, 2009| Comment | 17 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3747. Avuncular

To be related to an uncle, or suggestive of an uncle, especially in kindliness or geniality. I eat when I'm feeling avuncular. See also Family.

Added by a Guest on August 12, 2009| Comment | 5 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3748. Diphthong

The combination of two vowel sounds in one syllable to form one speech sound... ouch!

Added by a Guest on August 11, 2009| 3 Comments | 19 people like this You Like This | Unlike

3749. Blue Ball, Pennsylvania

According to Wikipedia, an unincorporated community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. See also Amish, Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on July 27, 2009| 1 Comment | 5 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Probably the most bizarre-looking extinct mammal ever, this ancient relative of the horse and the rhino resembled a cross between a bear, a tapir, and a moose, but walked on its knuckles like a gorilla. See also Ancient.

Added by a Guest on July 22, 2009| 1 Comment | 6 people like this You Like This | Unlike

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