Remember these? Was it Rich Hall who came up with these humor books for words that should exist:Spood, the wooden thing you sometimes get to eat ice cream. I’ve lost my sniglet book, but I did come up wiyh one:
Passhole, defined as the guy who uses all four lanes and perhaps the shoulder to weave through.Gets to work 5 minutes faster than you.
What’s the opposite of to enlarge?Reduce doesn’t cover all uses.We need a word…
CHECKUARY: the period of time at the beginning of the year where you keep writing last year’s date on your checks.
PUPKUSS: dog slobber on a car window
Foz – the black crusty buildup under the cap of the ketchup bottle. I remember this from one of the actual books and was using it one day and my husband replied “Ex-CUSE ME!!!” He’s sniglet impaired, apparently.
Some original Rich Hall sniglets:
backspackle- on bicyclists’ backs
buttnick- on an ashtray
dognut- large (5sided?)nut on fire hydrant
fictate- talk to TV characters
houndwinding- dog makes circles
manillium- the length of time the metal clasp lasts
pigslice-last slice of pizza
rubbage-dead tires on road
I modified this one:
washaglyph- symbols on garment about care
Lactomangulation: the act of trying to open a cardboard milk carton and screwing it up so badly that you give up and resort to opening the “illegal” side of the carton.
Ignosecond: that moment in which you realize you’ve left the keys in the ignition, but too late to stop your hand from slamming the car door.
Sidewaltz: that little shuffle-dance that 2 people do when coming from opposite directions on a sidewalk. He had another sniglet for this one, shufflesomething…can’t remember it now.
Eastroturf: The fake grass in Easter baskets.
Cubelo: The last ice cube left by the lazy person, who is too lazy to refill the tray.
P-spot: spot above urinal you have to stare at if someone is peeing in the next urinal
Vol 2 had one cheerio term:cheeriomagnetization, the tendency for the last 4 or 5 cheerios to stick together for survival.
Needed: term for peopl who drive diagonally across parking lots. And a term for writing a check that would bounce, then making a deposit the next day to cover it.
Sunbear, yah it was at the end of the Turkey TV Nickelodeon thing. I really couldn’t think of an answer, just that my cousins in Croatia lament the fact that they don’t have chocolate chip cookies over there. SO whenever one of us goes we have to smuggle in a few tubes of Pillsbury dough in our suitcases.
:-))))
Proposed terms for above: leapcheck: the check that will bounce, unless you bouncept it with a deposit
diagozoom: the driving across parking lots diagonally