adj. adjective
conj. conjunction
n. noun
phr. phrase
v. verb adv. adverb
int. interjection
n.pl noun plural
prep. preposition
vi. intransitive verb
bric-a-brac n. articles of interest or value from rarity, antiquity
bruhaha ----n.
bullyrag v. to bully, to abuse
clanjamfry n. a set of worthless persons
dilly-dally vi. to waste time in hesitation or vacillation; loiter or dawdle
doodad n. a trinket; bauble; any small object or device whose name is not known or temporarily forgotten
flibbertigibbet n. an irresponsible, flighty person
fuddy-duddy n. a fussy, critical person; an old-fashioned person
galligaskins n. 1- loosely fitting breeches worn in the 16th and 17th centuries: later applied humorourly to any loose breeches 2- leggings or gaiters
gallinipper n. a large mosquito or other insect that has a painful bite or sting
hobbledehoy n. a boy or adolescent youth, esp. one who is awkward and gawky
hodge-podge n. a mixed mass; a medley of ingredients; a hotch-potch
huggermugger n. 1- a confusion; muddle; jumble 2- secrecy
adj. 1 confused; muddled; jumbled 2- secret
hullabaloo n. loud noise and confusion; an uproar
humdinger n. a person or thing considered excellent of its kind
hunky-dory adj. [slang] all right; fine
jiggery-pokery n. [informal] trickery or deception; hanky-panky
(the) jimjams pl.n. a nervous feeling; jitters
tomfoolery n. foolishness; trifling; absurd knick-knacks
wingding n. an event, action, party, etc. that is very festive, lively, unrestrained
woebegone adj. overwhelmed with woe; sorrowful; melancholy