Mini Glossary

Meaning - a male-dominated group or event, a group or event consisting primarily of guys.  Use In sentence  1. This party is a total sausage fest.  2. We were told this party would be full of women, but it's a sausage fest.  3. We went to Joe's party. It was a sausage fest.  4. We were disappointed after arriving at that sausage fest Simone called party.  5. Dude, don't ask me to come to your party if it will be another sausage fest. 

Meaning - to enter someone else's property without authorization, to invade a person's property, invade, intrude  Use In Sentence  1. He was convicted on the charges of trespassing and breaking in.  2. Trespassing is not a heinous crime.  3. He shot someone homeless guy who was trespassing.  4. Don't go there, this is someone else property, and it will be trespassing.  5. Two kids were caught tresspassing yesterday. 

Meaning  1. A series of popular video games involving car theft and gang warfare.  2. The act of stealing a motor vehicle or automobile, e.g., Motorcycle,  Car.  Etymology  "Grand" cause automobiles tend to have high value, and "Theft Auto" cause of the larceny of an automobile.

Meaning  Permanent and unlawful taking of personal property, theft,  stealing, robbery.  Use In Sentence  1. He was charged with larceny.  2. Larceny is a federal crime.  3. He was released recently after getting charged with larceny and attempted murder.  4. Burglary and larceny are very similar crimes.  5. He is a career thief. What else do you expect from him except larceny and trespassing ? 

Meaning - Versed in the ways of the world, having vast knowledge about the world and its ways, a person with vast and practical knowledge on diverse topics, well-rounded in education, travel, and experience. Use in Sentences  1. He seems so wise and worldly.  2. It is better to be worldly than academic intellectual.  3. Smarts with worldly wisdom are like icing on a cake.  4. I would rather be worldly than intelligent.  5. There are so few worldly people in the world. 

Chickenshit Vulgar Slang - Always used as an insult  Meaning - Coward, Wimp, Sissy Use in sentence  1. He is a chickenshit.  2. If people didn't act like chickenshit, Cancel Culture would be fiction.  3. No one respects his uncle cause he is a chickenshit.  4. If you don't ask her out now, your name will be chickenshit from now on.  5. After I called my friends, he acted like a chickenshit and ran away.  It is a more degenerated form of the word chicken, which is slang and means the same thing, i.e., Coward Related Verb Chicken Out - Get Cold Feet  Meaning - Back out at the last moment due to fear and anxiety.  Use in sentence  1. Don't chicken out. Go ahead and talk to her.  2. He chickened out at the door and came back.  3. I don't respect people who promise but chicken out at the last moment.  4. He was going to the interview but chickened out.  5. I will not talk to you if you chicken out this time. 

Meaning - Stop resisting and do what somebody is asking you to do.  Use in Sentences  1. Doormats like you roll over and accept whatever lousy hand you have been dealt.  2. I am not the sort of person who just rolls over and accepts something due to pressure.  3. If you roll over and let people walk all over you, you deserve what you get.  4. He needs to stand up for himself and not roll over after somebody gets confrontational.  5. After constant pressure, he finally rolled over and complied with her demands. 

In Biology - Bottom feeders are marine animals that live near the bottom of the ocean and eat whatever leftover comes from above, either decomposed plants and animals or half-eaten food of other animals. Meaning -  1) Someone with a low rank or status; bottom of the barrel; loser  2) Someone who takes advantage of people for their profit, opportunist, expedient

Meaning - Pursuing one's own interests at the expense of others.  It can also be called using people or taking advantage of people.  This kind of behavior is not illegal, but it's unethical and violates basic decency and manners.  Examples Moving in on a recently widowed woman is a classic example of opportunism.  Another example would be finding someone's wallet and not returning it.  Taking money from a blind beggar's bowl is another such example. Synonyms - Expedient, Time-Serving

Meaning -  Someone who writes articles for a newspaper regularly usually expresses opinions or commentary.  1. Sam is a columnist for News Today.  2. Columnists must write an article weekly at least.  3. Political Columnists write and comment on current political circumstances.  4. Sports Columnists write about current ongoing's in the sports world.  5. Columnist is a highly decorated position. 

Meaning  Book Editor   A person whose job is to check for mistakes and correct the text before the book gets published.  Newspaper Editor  A person in charge of coming up with stories, assigning them to writers, reading all the drafts, and changing and correcting them before it gets published.  Newspaper Editor is a high position coveted by everyone working at the newspaper.  Film Editor   The  film editor  works with raw footage selecting and combining them into sequences that create a finished product.  Film editing  is both a creative and a technical part of the post-production process of filmmaking. 

Meaning - containing an error,  incorrect, based on the wrong information.  1. I immediately correct myself whenever I find my argument to be erroneous.  2. I change my erroneous position so quickly that sometimes people miss it, and they think I held the current position all along.  3. Don't argue when your position is rendered erroneous.  4. People don't back down even when their argument is rendered erroneous.  5. Gammas can never admit that their stance is erroneous. 

Meaning - to allow something to go at full capacity, pedal to the metal

Meaning - A person who travels where the storm is about to come to photograph, experience, or study it for the sake of adventure, curiosity, or scientific investigation.  Use in Sentence  1. Joshua is a Storm Chaser.  2. Two Storm Chasers died in the recent Oklahoma Tornado.  3. Storm Chasers provide scientists with a lot of valuable data. 

Synonyms -  Interrogate  Probe  Examine

Synonyms -  Intervene  Butt In  Interfere

Word - Dawn (of Something) Meaning - Start of, Beginning of  Use in Sentence: Since the dawn of civilization, we have come a long way. Since the dawn of human beings, we have accomplished a lot. 

Synonyms -  Knucklehead Dimwit Mouth breather  Ass Dumb Dumbass Imbecile Jackass Buffon

Synonyms - Go Nuts  Go Bananas  Go Wild  Go Ballistics  Go Apeshit  Go Berserk  Go Haywire  Go off the deep end  Fly off the handle Snap  Lose It  Lose one's mind  Lose temper  Lose control  Flip out

Synonyms -  Eerie  Odd  Peculiar  Freakish  Freaky  Weird  Unusual  Bizarre 

Synonyms - Despise  Abhor  Hate  Loathe  Abominate 

Synonyms -  Damage  Demolish  Dismantle  Decimate  Devastate  Annihilate  Obliterate  Wreck  Upend  Ravage  Ruin  Trash

Synonyms - Commotion Ruckus Uproar Turmoil Turbulence Disorder Entropy Pandemonium  Havoc  Mayhem  Disarray  Unrest

Basic - Popular and unremarkable Salty - Annoyed  Extra - Drama Queen, Diva  Lit - Cool  Throw Shade - Criticize  High Key - Done Openly  Low Key - Done Secretly  Bail - Leave Abruptly  No Show - Nowhere to be found, Absent  No Go - Impossible  No Brainer - Easy Choice  Longshot - Extremely Unlikely  Big shot -  Cheesy - Inauthentic, Unoriginal  How Come - How or Why  Come Again - Say It Again  Bummer - Disappointing  Bummed - Disappointed  Drained - Exhausted  Draining - Tiring Cap - Lie  Bug - Annoy  Go-to - Dependable  Cheeky - Rude but Funny  Wack - Lame or Lousy  Wacky - Absurdly Amusing Sassy - Full of cheekiness and Sarcasm  Sas - Cheekiness and Sarcasm Cocky - Arrogant  Dandy - Excellent  Broke - Having no Money Dis - Disrespect

1. Very Bad - Lousy, Vile 2. Very Good - Peachy, Dandy, Sound 3. Very Risky - Perilous  4. Very Hungry - Famished, Ravenous  5. Very Poor - Destitute, Impoverished, Abysmal 6. Happy - Delighted  7. Sad - Blue  8. Nice - Charming  9. Other - Alternative  10. More - Additional  11. Describe - Delineate  12. Angry - Furious, Pissed  13. Use - Employ  14. Many - Numerous, Multiple  15. Able - Manage  16. Unique - Exceptional  17. Important - Vital  18. Like - Adore, Fancy  19. Beautiful - Pretty  20. Big - Massive 21. Arrive - Show Up  22. Urgent - Pressing  23. Decrease - Lessen, Lower  24. Improve - Better  25. Mistake - Shortcoming  26. Harmful - Detrimental  27. Scared - Terrified, Petrified  28. Conclusion - Takeaway  29. Etc - Whatnot  30. Mistake - Mishap

Synonyms -  Assail  Maul  Better  Strike  Assault Manhandle

Synonyms - Hardliner  Partisan  Fanatical  Rabid

Synonyms -  Jumpy  Edgy Fidgety  Wired  Nervous  Neurotic

Synonyms -  Censurable  Condemnable  Deplorable  Detestable  Despicable  Reprimandable

Synonyms -  Aversion Repugnance Antipathy Revulsion Contempt

Synonyms - Discourteous Impolite Incivil Insolent Rude Impertinence Impudent

Synonyms -  Discourteousy Impoliteness Incivility  Insolence Rudeness Impertinence Impudence