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• Duut

  when one finds oneself in a situation requiring a supreme effort, at the pinnacle of the struggle, when all things hang in the balance and one must power through, one may emit a “duut!” this is the sound of concentrated powering through. it is usually used as an exclamation, occasionally following a more drawn out […]

• Galeigha

  a celtic/gaelic word that has a few meanings. 1) bright-usually refers to the moon 2) the narrowland (otherwise known as the realm of faerie) 3) graceful other spelling (in english) is kyleigh 1) wow, that moon is so galeigha 2)”the word is she’s from the narrowland” 3) wow, you are so galeigha!”

• Galker

  a person who stalks using google streetview. it’s like stalking in real life but takes a lot longer and has a vastly reduced chance of getting caught. no more having to hide in the bushes or invest in expensive cameras. to lazy to get your camera out; to hefty to leave your computer; have a […]

• bang on the ear

  of celtic origin, a phrase meaning an affectionate kiss or pat on the ear or cheek. popularized by the scottish band “the waterboys” in their song of the same name. “you to me are treasure, you to me are dear. so i’ll give you my love, and a bang on the ear” – the waterboys

• Blinuit

  a person of black (african) and inuit descent. if nanook of the north and maya angelou had children, they would be blinuits.

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