Browsing page 1 of new words for October 8, 2004

noun - plural

• Woman's buttocks, especially saggy ones

  Last edited on Mar 29 2011. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

noun

• any unknown substance.

  I got cack on my shirt.

  Last edited on Aug 07 2010. Submitted by Ashley K. from Lowell, MA, USA on Nov 21 2001.

• alternate pronunciation/spelling of "cock", i.e. penis.

  She kicked me in the cack.

  • See more words with the same meaning: penis.

  Last edited on Aug 07 2010. Submitted by Big C. from Kinnelon, NJ, USA on Dec 10 2001.

• Feces. Origin: Gaelic

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

verb

• to defecate. Origin: Gaelic

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

verb - intransitive

• to vomit. From the noise made while vomiting.

  Oh gross, that made me want to cack.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to vomit.

  Last edited on Aug 07 2010. Submitted by Sarah J. from Ovilla, TX, USA on Mar 22 1999.

verb

• to urinate

  I have to drain my radiator.

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Andrew W. from Baltimore, MD, USA on Oct 08 2004.

noun

• An icebox/portable cooler (Widespread in Australia and NZ, short for "Eskimo")

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

noun

• Panty liner, Tampon

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

verb

• to defecate

  I really have to flush my buffer.

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Andrew W. from Baltimore, MD, USA on Oct 08 2004.

noun

• the vulva ("vagina").

  Last edited on Jul 24 2010. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

• the buttocks.

  Last edited on Jul 24 2010. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

noun - uncountable

• acronym for "fear, uncertainty and doubt". A tactic of rhetoric and fallacy used in sales, marketing, public relations, politics and propaganda.
  • See more words with the same meaning: acronyms (list of).

  Last edited on Jul 24 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 11 2009.

• Old in one's ways, or one who acts older than they are.

  He is such a fuddy duddy.

  Last edited on May 14 2011. Submitted by Blohard from Northern, Bagley, WI 53801, USA on Jan 23 2003.

noun

• A spoilsport, prude, old fashioned/conservative person

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.

• To "dump" a lover.

  He just got jilted.

  Last edited on Oct 08 2004. Submitted by Raymond B. from Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, UK on Oct 08 2004.