jukebox musical n.— «It highlights the challenges faced by writers of so-called catalog, or jukebox, musicals, an increasingly popular form of show in which a new story is woven around existing hit songs.…In particular, the problem...
AWOL
n.— «The Alcohol Without Liquid (Awol) inhaler gives an alcoholic hit via the nose or mouth straight to the brain.» —“Dangers of snifter” The Sun (U.K.) Feb. 16, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
chocolate foot n.— «I turned inside a defender, created a bit of space and hit a shot with my chocolate foot, my right, and luckily it went in.» —“Roddy gets it right with a bit of luck” Scottish Daily Record Sept...
foot facelift n.— «The latest craze to hit Britain from New York is the foot facelift. Originating with catwalk models, it involves Restylane being injected into the balls of the feet to give them extra padding and make wearing high heels...
barbecue stopper n.— «Always amuses me how friends at a BBQ will complain how trucks harrass and force them off the road. “Just like riding a bike when youre driving a car.” I said on the weekend. “oh, but I dont do...
dicajok n.— «Dicajok People who take their digital cameras everywhere. (“Dica” is short for “digital camera”; jok refers to a group of people.) Example: This model will be a hit among dicajok.» —“The words of...