Browsing page 1 of new words for February 9, 2006

noun

• A male who moves in on and takes the attention of a female away from another male that she was potentially interested in. Originates from the saying, "He must be a cat burglar, because he is always stealing pussy."

  Don't let Will come, there is only enough girls there for two of us, and he's a cat burglar.

  Last edited on Feb 09 2006. Submitted by Tom from Queens, NY, USA on Feb 09 2006.

noun - uncountable

• male genitals.

  I knew when she grabbed my credentials, that she was in the mood.

  Last edited on Jul 25 2010. Submitted by Tom from Queens, NY, USA on Feb 09 2006.

• to be very cute.

  That little baby was so cunnin'.

  Last edited on Feb 09 2006. Submitted by Michelle D. from Orland, Maine, USA on Feb 09 2006.

• hang on / held on.

  He muckled ahold of me.

  Last edited on Feb 09 2006. Submitted by Michelle D. from Orland, Maine, USA on Feb 09 2006.

verb - transitive

• for a male to have sexual intercourse.

  After everyone left, I slipped Linda the pickle.

  Last edited on Feb 09 2006. Submitted by Tom from Queens, NY, USA on Feb 09 2006.

noun

• derogatory term for a group of people one doesn't like.

  We call them "spoons" because you can't trust them with a knife of a fork.

  This definition is questionable and is pending deletion. It will be saved from deletion if legitimate citations are found.

  Last edited on Apr 11 2013. Submitted by sandi from IL, USA on Mar 04 1998.

verb - ambitransitive

• to lie against another person, facing the same direction, with participants on their sides. (Frequently the male is behind the female.) Etymology: the two (or more) people fit together like spoons.

  Kenneth and Will spoon together every night.

  Do you want to go out to a movie or just rent one and spoon?

                                                                                                            
  
  Citation from "A.T. the Abusive Terrestrial", American Dad! (TV), Season 2 Episode 12 (2007) blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.

  Last edited on Apr 11 2013. Submitted by Marisa B. from Chapel Hill, NC, USA on Mar 04 2002.

• "The big spoon" is the person in back.
  
  "The little spoon" is the person in front.

  Last edited on Apr 11 2013. Submitted by Kathie L. on Feb 09 2006.