I have a hairy golfball in my throat. This means my throat
is really sore.
The size of the ball can vary depending on how sore your throat is.
(ie: I have a hairy marble in my throat.
or I have a hairy basketball in my throat.)
That is so not the opposite of hiding someone's underwear!
We don't feel this one needs any explanation.
Wind the frog. My favourite line from "Toy Story".
Coffins, unfortunately, are a necessity. If you've seen
"Interview with the Vampire", you should be able to guess.
Just moff it right out. Something to do with cars
. We're not entirely sure.
Et in hoc fundo, nonnullas boves, domesticas habet.
E-I-E-I-O. Cum moo moo hic, cum moo moo ibi. Hic una moo,
ibi una moo, ubique una moo moo. "Old MacDonald
had a Farm" in Latin. The only way to sing kid's songs.
FIRE!!!!! Great way to clear a room.
Friends don't let friends saw friends. Arose from a moment of craziness involving a sheet of paper.
"What have you done, my lord, with the dead body?" -- Rosencrantz... or maybe Guildenstern
"Buzz. Buzz." -- Hamlet
"What did you have in mind?... A short, blunt human pyramid?" -- Definitely Guildenstern... I think... (Okay, okay. This isn't really from Shakespeare. This is from a play called "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead". Close enough. :))
altruistic: generous
beneeped: beached by a neep tide
coersion: to compel by threat
derogatory: insulting
exsanguinate: to drain of blood
gratuitous: free
incommunicado: unable to communicate with others
mendacious: false; lying
Mephistophelian: to be like Mephistopheles (literary reference to 'Faust')
parsimonious: frugal; stingy
pragmatist: one who is practical
rodomontade: to boast or brag
spelunk: to explore caves
ubiquitous: seeming to be everywhere at once
vituperate: to berate
wayzgoose: annual printer's party