OS12 ANNOTATED NOMENCLATURE
| 460a |
BALL 'N SHANE = The phrase meaning to be
tied down by "ball and chain". |
| 460b |
HARD ROCKY = Hard rock. def'n: Hard rock - Rock music marked by harsh, amplified sound, feedback, and other electronic modulations. def'n: Hard - Physically or mentally toughened. Firm, rigid. def'n: Rocky - Consisting of or full of rocks. |
| 461a |
MARA THON = Marathon. def'n: Marathon - A long-distance race, especially one on foot. A test or contest of endurance. |
| 461b |
RACY LACEY - Rhyme: The name Lacey with
the word racy. def'n: Racy - Vigorous; lively. def'n: Race - A contest of speed. To compete in a race. |
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| 462a |
HALF PRICE = Half price. A "for sale"
slogan. def'n: Half - One of two equal parts. def'n: Price - To fix or establish a price for. The amount of money asked or given for something. |
| 462b |
CHECKED-OUT CHET- Chet; CH name
to go with the words check(ed)-out. def'n: Check-out - The act or process of checking out, as at a super market. A place where merchandise may be checked out. |
| 463a |
PHOOEY TO HUGH = Phooey to you. def'n: Phooey - A term of disbelief, to strike back. |
| 463b |
RAZZIN' ROSS - Ross; R name to go
with the word razz(ing). def'n: Razz - slang. To ridicule; heckle. |
| 464a |
TONGUE TIED TEDDY - Teddy; T name
to go with the words 'tongue tied'. def'n: Tongue - The fleshy, movable, muscular organ of the mouth that functions in tasting, speech, and as an aid in chewing and swallowing. def'n: Tie - To draw together and knot. def'n: Necktie - A narrow band of fabric worn around the neck and tied in a knot or bow. |
| 464b |
DRESSED TO KILLIAN = Dressed to kill. A phrase meaning to be dressed sharply, smart, stylish. def'n: Dress - Clothing; apparel. |
| 465a |
UPSY DAISYS = Upsy daisy. A term meaning to get up carefully, often spoken to a child. def'n: Up - From a lower to a higher position. A rise or ascent. |
| 465b |
BARFY BARBIES - Rhyme: The name Barbies
with the word barf(y). def'n: Barf - slang. Vomit. |
| 466a |
SEASICK CECIL - Semi-rhyme: The name Cecil
with the word seasick. def'n: Seasick - Nausea and other discomforts resulting from the motion of a vessel at sea. |
| 466b |
DINNER AT EYTAN = Dinner at eight. A common dining phrase to tell the time food will be served. def'n: Dinner - The main meal of the day. A formal banquet. |
| 467a |
TONGUE IN CHICO = Tongue in cheek. def'n: Tongue-in-cheek - Meant ironically or facetiously. def'n: Irony - The use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning. |
| 467b |
NICK LICK - Rhyme: The name Nick with the
word lick. def'n: Lick - To pass the tongue over. |
| 468a |
MUMMIFIED CLYDE - Rhyme: The name Clyde
with the past tense word mummified. def'n: Mummy - A body embalmed, and wrapped after death. |
| 468b | TWYLA
PAPER = Toilet paper. def'n: Toilet paper - Soft paper for cleansing oneself after defecation or urination. |
| 469a |
UPSET TOMMY = Upset tummy (informal for
stomach). def'n: Upset - To disturb the normal functioning of. def'n: Stomach - The abdomen or belly. The digestive organ. |
| 469b | TUB
'O LARS = Tub of lard - expression of the amount of weight/fat. def'n: Tub - Bathtub. def'n: Lard - The white rendered fat of a hog. |
| 470a |
QUICK SANDY = Quicksand. def'n: Quicksand - A soft, shifting mass of loose sand mixed with water that yields easily to pressure and in which a heavy object tends to sink. |
| 470b |
ABRAHAM SINKIN' = Abraham Lincoln. def'n: Lincoln, Abraham - 1809-1865, the 16th President of the U.S. from 1861 to 1865. def'n: Sink - To submerge beneath the surface or descend to the bottom of a liquid or soft substance. |
| 471a |
FREESTYLE KYLE - Rhyme: The name Kyle with
the word freestyle. def'n: Freestyle - Unrestricted as to style or method. |
| 471b | RAD ROD - Rod; Similar
sounding name as the word rad. def'n: Rad - Radical. def'n: Radically - Favoring extreme. |
| 472a |
WALTER FALL = Waterfall. def'n: Waterfall - A steep descent of water from a height. |
| 472b |
RONNY NOSE = Runny nose. def'n: Runny - Inclined to run or flow. def'n: Nose - The structure on the face that contains the nostrils and organs of smell. |
| 473a |
HEAVY MERYL = Heavy metal, similar to hard
rock. def'n: Hard rock - Rock music marked by harsh, amplified sound, feedback, etc. |
| 473b |
ONE-NIGHT STAN = One-night stand. Undefined - To stand another person up after one night. def'n: Stand up - To fail to keep an appointment with (after one night). |
| 474a |
SOLE FOOD SOL = Soul food: Sol; same sounding
name as the word sole. def'n: Soul food - Food popular amoung African Americans. def'n: Sole - The bottom of a foot, shoe, boot, etc. |
| 474b |
GOOEY STUEY - Rhyme: The name Stuey with
the word goo(ey). def'n: Goo - slang. Thick, sticky matter. |
| 475a |
ROAD-KILL WILL - Rhyme: The name Will with
the words road-kill. def'n: Road - An open way for the passage of vehicles, persons, and animals. def'n: Kill - To put to death; slay. The act of something that is killed or destroyed, as an animal (ie: getting run over). |
| 475b |
STOP SY = Stop sign. def'n: Stop sign- A traffic sign posted at an intersection to signal motorists going toward it to come to a full stop. |
| 476a |
BARF BAND BEN - Ben; B name to go
with the words 'barf band'. def'n: Barf - slang. Vomit. def'n: Band - A group of musicians who play together (ie: marching band). |
| 476b |
OFF KEY LEE - Rhyme: Th name Lee to go
with the term "off key". def'n: Off - In error; wrong. def'n: Key - Scale or system of related tones in music which are based on a keynote. |
| 477a |
INGRID INC. - Ingrid; I name to
go with the word inc. (incorporated). def'n: Incorporated - Made inot a corporation. To unite or combine so as to form one body; merge. |
| 477b |
SMOKESTACK ZACH - Rhyme; The name Zach
with the word smokestack. def'n: Smokestack - A large vertical pipe through which combustion gases and smoke are discharged. |
| 478a |
BIZARRE LAMAR - Rhyme: The name Lamar with
the word bizarre. def'n: Bizarre - Strikingly unconventional; odd. |
| 478b |
REARRANGED RAYMOND - Raymond; similar sounding
name to go with the word (re)arrange(d). def'n: Re - Again. def'n: Arrange - To put into a specific order or relation. |
| 479a |
GULPIN' GABE - Gabe; G name to go
with the word gulp(ing). def'n: Gulp - To swallow greedily or rapidly in large amounts. A large mouthful. |
| 479b | OVER
EATIN' ETHAN - Semi-rhyme: The name Ethan to go with the words 'over eating'. def'n: Over - Excessive; excessively. def'n: Eat - To consume or ravage as if by eating. |
| 480a |
ROBBY RUBBISH - Robby; R name to
go with the word rubbish. def'n: Rubbish - Something discarded as refuse; trash. |
| 480b |
GARBAGE PAIL KITTY = Garbage Pail Kid;
parody of the GPK title. def'n: Garbage - Waste material; worthless matter; trash. def'n: Pail - A cylindrical vessel with a handle; bucket (garbage pail). def'n: Kid - slang. A child. |
| 481a |
CAR-STICK KARLA - Karla; K name
that sounds like the word car(-stick). def'n: Carsick - Nauseated by vehicular motion. def'n: Stick- A stiff; listless person. To project or protrude. |
| 481b |
CRUISIN' SUSAN - Rhyme; The name Susan
with the word cruise(+ing). def'n: Cruise - To sail or travel over or about, as for pleasure. To travel at a maximally efficient speed. |
| 482a |
LICKIN' LEO - Leo; L name to go
with the word lickin(g). def'n: Lick - To pass the tongue over. |
| 482b |
LAPPIN' LENNY - Lenny; L name to go with
the word lap(ping). def'n: Lap - To take in (a liquid or food) with the tongue. To take in eagerly. |
| 483a |
SEEDY SYDNEY - Semi-rhyme: The name Sydney
with the word seedy. def'n: Seedy - Having many seeds. Shabby; run-down. |
| 483b |
FERTILE MYRTLE - Rhyme: The name Myrtle
with the word fertile. def'n: Fertile - Rich in material needed to sustain plant growth: fertile soil. |
| 484a |
TIM CAN = Tin can. def'n: Tin - A malleable, silvery metallic element used to coat other metals to prevent corrosion. Any can, box, pan, or other container made of or plated with tin. def'n: Can - A metal container. |
| 484b |
RUSTY BOLTS = Rusty bolts. def'n: Rust - Any of various metallic coatings formed by corrosion. Reddish-brown oxides. def'n: Bolt - A threaded metal pin used with a nut to hold parts together. |
| 485a |
12 O'CLOCK HY = 12 o'clock high, meaning
midnight. def'n: High - Being at or near a peak or culmination. def'n: Midnight - The middle of the night. |
| 485b |
MIDNIGHT DWIGHT - Rhyme: The name Dwight
with the word midnight. def'n: Midnight - The middle of the night; 12 o'clock at night. |
| 486a |
CHISELER CHAD - Chad; CH name to
go with the word chisel(er). def'n: Chisel - A metallic cutting and shaping tool with a sharp, beveled edge. To shape or cut with a chisel. Chiseler, noun. |
| 486b | JULIUS
SNEEZER = Julius Caesar. def'n: Caesar, Julius - 44b.c., Roman general, statesman, and historian. Emperor of Rome, dictator or tyrant. def'n: Sneeze - Expel air suddenly and violently through the nose and mouth by an involuntary spasm. Sneezer, noun. |
| 487a | DEAD
LETTER DEBBIE - Debbie; D name to go with the term 'dead letter'. def'n: Dead letter - letter that cannot be delivered or returned because of a wrong address, not enough postage, etc.. |
| 487b | MAIMED
MAMIE - Mamie; similar sounding name as the word maim(ed). def'n: Maim - To disable; mutilate; cripple. To impair. |
| 488a | TELLY
SCOPE = Telescope. def'n: Telescope - Any of various devices used to detect and observe distant objects by their emission or radiant energy. |
| 488b | PEEK-A-BOO
BEAU - Beau; B name to go with the game phrase 'peek-a-boo'. def'n: Peek a boo- A child's game in which a person hides his or her face and then suddenly reveals it, calling "peekaboo!". |
| 489a | IRATE
IRA - Ira; I name to go with the word irate. def'n: Irate - Angry; enraged. |
| 489b |
ANGRY ANNIE - Annie; A name to go with the word
angry. |
| 490a | KINKY
KRISTINE - Kristine; K name to go with the word kinky. def'n: Kinky - A quirk of personality. To form a kink, a twist in a rope. |
| 490b | KNOT
THE NORM = Not the norm (short for 'normal'). def'n: Not - A negative. def'n: Norm - Standard for a certain group; type; model; or pattern. def'n: Knot - A compact intersection of interlaced string, rope, etc. |
| 491a | SUNKEN
TREVOR = Sunken treasure. def'n: Sunken - Submerged; Sunken treasure. def'n: Treasure - Accumulated or stored wealth in the form of valuables, such as money or jewels. |
| 491b | ANCHORED
HANK - Hank; H name to go with the word anchor(ed). def'n: Anchor - A heavy metal device attached to a vessel and cast overboard to keep the vessel in place. To hold or be held fast by or as if by an anchor. |
| 492a | CORY
ON THE COB = Corn on the cob, which is cooked on the cob. def'n: Corn - A kind of grain that grows on large ears. def'n: Cob - Corncob. |
| 492b | HOT
BUTTERED CORINNE = Hot buttered corn. def'n: Hot - Possessing great heat. def'n: Butter - A soft, yellowish, fatty substance churned from milk or cream and used as a food. To put butter on. def'n: Corn - A tall, widely cultivated cereal plant bearing seeds or kernels on large ears. |
| 493a | PEANUT
BUTTER 'N KELLY = Peanut butter and jelly, type of sandwich. def'n: Peanut butter - A thick, pasty, brown food made of roasted peanust ground until soft and smooth, used as a spread on bread, etc. def'n: Jelly - A soft, semi-solid food made by causing a liquid containing pectin or gelatin to set. |
| 493b | OUT-TO-LUNCH
LANCE - Lance; L name to go with the phrase 'out-to-lunch'. def'n: Out - Not within. def'n: Lunch - A meal eaten at midday. |
| 494a | MITCH
MATCH = Mismatch. def'n: Mismatch - Match badly or unsuitably. def'n: Match - A short, slender piece of wood or pasteboard, tipped with a mixture that catches fire when rubbed on a rough surface. |
| 494b | HOT
DOT - Rhyme: The name Dot with the word hot. def'n: Hot - Yielding much heat. |
| 495a | GLOPPY
GLEN - Glen: GL name to go with the word glop(py). def'n: Glop - slang. Any thick, soft, sloppy, or gluey substance or material. |
| 495b | SLOP
TOP TODD - Todd; T name to go with the words 'slop top' def'n: Slop - Spill liquid upon; spill; splash. Liquid carelessly spilled or splashed about. def'n: Top - The highest point or part. |
| 496a | ALLISON
WATERLAND = Alice in Wonderland, parody of a children's Disney movie. Alice in Wonderland - animated movie released on July 30th, 1951. Based on the novel "Alice's Adventure in Wonderland" published in 1865 and written by the British author Charles Lutwidge Popgson. def'n: Water - A clear, colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid. Essential for most plant and animal life. def'n: Land - A distinct region or area. |
| 496b | JON
POND - Rhyme: The name Jon with the word pond. def'n: Pond - A still body of water, smaller than a lake. |
| 497a | LAME
LEM - Lem; L name to go with the word lame. def'n: Lame - Disabled in one or more limbs, especially so as to impair walking. |
| 497b |
EDWARD HOPPER = Edward Hipper, 1882-1967. American realist artist from NY who painted American landscapes and cityscapes with emphasis on isolation, loneliness, and melancholy. def'n: Hopper - One that hops. def'n: Hop - To jump on one foot. To move with a short skip or leap. |
| 498a | ROLLS
ROYCE = Rolls Royce, motor car company. Rolls Royce - Created by Sir Henry Royce, co-founder and chief engineer. First production model created in 1904. def'n: Roll - Move along by turning over and over. Toilet roll. |
| 498b | PISTON
PETE - Pete; P name to go with the word piston. def'n: Piston - A solid cylinder or disk that fits snuggly into a cylinder and moves back and forth under fluid pressure. |
| 499a | ABANDONED
AMANDA - Semi-rhyme: The name Amanda with the word abandon(ed). def'n: Abandon - To desert, forsake. To give up completely. |
| 499b |
PLEASE GIVE ME A HOMER = Please give me a home, parody on
the pet store phrase. def'n: Please - To wish. def'n: Give - To grant. def'n: Home - A house. A dwelling place together with the family that lives there. |
| 500a | WINKLESS
WALLY - Wally; W name to go with the word wink(less). def'n: -Less - Lacking. def'n: Wink - To close and open the eyes rapidly; blink. |
| 500b | SIGHT
LES = Sightless. def'n: -Less - Lacking. def'n: Sight - The ability to see. The act or fact of seeing. Having sight. |
