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Funny Animals

4161. A Dog Running Out of a Butcher Shop With a String of Sausages in Its Mouth

Preferably a scrappy little scamp who could be called Rags and a red-faced butcher running after him with an apron and big red cheeks looking like he's about to pop an embolism. See also Old-Timey, Pets.

Added by a Guest on December 5, 2007| 8 Comments | 24 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Words

4162. Logorrhea

From the Greek "log" (word) and the Latin "orrhea" (to shoot forcefully out of an orafice) comes this portmanteau which means to talk excessively.

Added by a Guest on December 4, 2007| 6 Comments | 24 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Insults

4163. Shmegegi

We can thank Yiddish and the wonderful cab drivers of New York City for this one.

Added by a Guest on December 2, 2007| 6 Comments | 13 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Insults

4164. Strumpet

Added by a Guest on November 28, 2007| 3 Comments | 7 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Words

4165. Discombobulate

To confuse or frustrate.

Added by a Guest on November 27, 2007| 7 Comments | 52 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Words

4166. Floozy

Added by a Guest on November 25, 2007| 7 Comments | 11 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Words

4167. Gimpy

Word that ryhmes with "limpy" and means the same thing.

Added by a Guest on November 18, 2007| Comment | 9 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Words

4168. Scram

Exhortation from the golden age of comedy. See also Old-Timey.

Added by a Guest on November 17, 2007| 1 Comment | 12 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Insults

4169. Prannock

A cross between a pillock and a prat. See also British.

Added by a Guest on November 13, 2007| Comment | 8 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Words

4170. Scirocco

A Volkswagon, a font, and a desert wind—all with a funny name.

Added by a Guest on November 13, 2007| 3 Comments | 6 people like this You Like This | Unlike