Orange Curtain n.— «They began scheduling concerts and it looked like original music was making a serious comeback behind the Orange Curtain.» —“Police vs. clubs conflict closing curtain on OC music scene” by Barry...
Orange Curtain n. the characteristics, real or imagined, that differentiate Orange County from Los Angeles County and the rest of California. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Orange Curtain n.— «We real Orange Countians could pull out those dusty Don’t Tread on Me flags we have stowed in the garage.…For one thing, war never solves anything. For another, they outnumber us, 6 to 1. And it’d seem as if we...
prison wife n.— «Fraudsters don’t do well in prison…They are the lowest of the low. They are considered snitches; they are dishonest; they can’t be trusted. That’s why they end up in the prison wives’ club.» —“Meet the leader...
namber n.— «What’s a namber? A namber is part name and part number. Each number between 0 and 255 has a namber. For example, 1 is fun and 213 is star. A namber address is an internet address that uses nambers. For example, mysteryrobot...
needle freak n.— «A fight broke out in the house’s laundry room between two brothers when one called the other a “needle freak,” another word for an intravenous drug user.» —“Man charged in Vidor stabbing” by...