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Funny Instruments

4311. Saxsamaphone

Instrument that Lisa Simpson plays as pronounced by Homer. See also Simpsons.

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Funny Places

4312. Rancho Cucamonga, California

People's reaction when they hear this is always the same. They can't believe it really exists but I actually lived there.

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Funny Words

4313. Lollygag

See also Slang.

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Funny Words

4314. Tuque

A French-Canadian word for a knit hat or beenie. See also Canadian.

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Funny Words

4315. Defenestration

A noun meaning the throwing of a person or thing out a window. See also Violence.

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Funny Foods

4316. Kartoffel

The German word for "potato." Just to illustrate how much funnier this language is than English, consider that "Herr Kartoffelkopf" is German for "Mr. Potato Head." See also Fictional, German.

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Funny Instruments

4317. Didgeridoo Shop

An Australian instrument that, in the wrong hands, sounds like a bumblebee with a hangover.

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Funny Words

4318. Bugle Shop

Plosives and short, open vowels make this word a winner. It's best if you picture it being played by a funny animal, like a llama or a pelican.

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Funny Words

4319. Blunderbuss

A short, wide-barreled musket. In the original Dutch it was donderbus, 'thunder-box', but the name was altered owing to its tendency to explode in peoples' faces. See also Old-Timey, Weapons.

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Funny Words

4320. Caddywampus

The state of being grossly out of alignment, skewed, or uneven. A great Midwestern phrase; make sure to pronounce with a long 'E' for the full effect. See also Slang.

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