OS14 ANNOTATED NOMENCLATURE
| 541a |
ROCCO SOCKO - Rhyme: The name Rocco with
the word sock(o). |
| 541b |
DESTROYED BOYD = Detroyed boy. def'n: Destroy - Break to pieces; make useless; ruin. Deprive of life; kill. def'n: Boy - informal. Man; fellow. |
| 542a |
JUGGLIN' JULIAN - Julian; J name
to go with the word juggle(+ing). def'n: Juggle - Do tricks that recquire skill of hand: able to juggle three balls, keeping them all up 'in the air' at one time. |
| 542b |
UP IN THE AARON = The phrase 'Up in the
air'. def'n: Up - From a lower to a higher place. def'n: Air - Space overhead; sky. def'n: Up in the air - Uncertain or unsettled. informal. Very angry or excited. |
| 543a |
UNDERSEA LEE - Rhyme: The name Lee with
the word undersea. def'n: Undersea - Being, working, or used beneath the surface of the sea. |
| 543b |
SAILIN' WAYLON - Rhyme: The name Waylon
with the word sail(ing). def'n: Sail - A piece of cloth attached to the rigging of a ship to catch the wind and make a ship move through the water. |
| 544a |
ZIPPED KIP - Rhyme: The name Kip with the
word zip(ped). def'n: Zip - Fasten or close with a zipper. def'n: Zipper - A fastener consisting of two flexible parts interlocked or seperated by an attached sliding device. |
| 544b |
JACK TRACKS - Rhyme: The name Jack with
the word track(s). def'n: Track - A double, parallel line of metal rails for cars to run on. A line of motion. |
| 545a |
ARTIE PARTY - Rhyme: The name Artie with
the word party. def'n: Party - A social gathering or entertainment. |
| 545b |
DRIFTIN' CLIFTON - Rhyme: The name Clifton
with the word drift(ing). def'n: Drift - Carry along by currents of air. Move aimlessly. |
| 546a |
MODERN MARLISE - Marlise; M name
to go with the word modern. def'n: Modern - Of present or recent time; of or in the current age or period: modern art. |
| 546b |
ABSTRACT ABBY - Abby; A name to
go with the word abstract. def'n: Abstract - Not representing any actual object or concrete thing; having little or no resemblence to real or material things: abstract paintings, abstract art. |
| 547a |
CUCKOO CLARK = Cuckoo clock. def'n: Cuckoo clock - Clock with a little toy bird that makes a sound like that of the European cuckoo to mark intervals of time. |
| 547b |
BILE LYLE - Rhyme: The name Lyle with the
word bile. def'n: Bile - A bitter; greenish-yellow liquid secreted by the liver and stored in the gall bladder. Aids in digestion. |
| 548a |
WALT TO WALL = The phrase 'Wall to wall'. def'n: Wall - Side of a house; room; etc.: wall to wall carpeting. |
| 548b |
NAILED NOEL - Noel; N name to go
wtih the word nail(ed). def'n: Nail - A slender piece of metal to be hammered into or through wood to hold seperate pieces together or to serve as a peg. |
| 549a |
SHANNON CANNON - Rhyme: The name Shannon
with the word cannon. def'n: Cannon - A large gun, one too large to be carried, fixed to the ground or mounted on a carriage. |
| 549b |
BOMB SHELLY = Bombshell. def'n: Bombshell - A bomb. A sudden unexpected happening. def'n: Bomb - A projectile filled with a bursting charge or chemical and exploded by a fuse, by a mechanism, or by impact. |
| 550a |
VIOLENT VIOLA - Viola; V name to
go with the word violent. def'n: Violent - Very great; severe; extreme: a violent pain. def'n: Violin - A musical instrument with 4 strings played with a bow. |
| 550b | SAWIN'
SUSAN Susan; S name to go with the word saw(ing). def'n: Saw - To cut as if with a saw. A tool for cutting, made of a thin blade with sharp teeth on the edge. |
| 551a |
RAH RAH RONI = Rah rah rah. def'n: Rah - Hurrah. def'n: Hurrah - shout of joy, approval, etc. Shout of hurrahs; cheer. Receive or encourage with shouts; cheer. Also, hooray. def'n: Rah-rah - informal. Having to do with the enthusiasm of collegiate sports. |
| 551b |
SIS BOOM BONNIE = The expression 'Sis-boom-bah'. def'n: Sis-boom-bah - Often a part of a high school cheer - rah rah rah with a sis-boom-bah. Jokingly the noise an exploding sheep makes. |
| 552a |
HALF WHIT = Half-wit. def'n: Half-wit - A mentally handicapped person. A stupid, foolish, or frivolous person. |
| 552b | LEAD-HEAD
NED - Rhyme: The name Ned with the words 'lead-head'. def'n: Lead - A thin stick of graphitic marking substance in a pencil. |
| 553a |
COLD SORE LENORE - Rhyme: The name Lenore
with the words 'cold sore'. def'n: Cold sore - A blister near or on the mouth, caused by herpes simplex virus; fever blister. |
| 553b |
KISSY MISSY - Rhyme: The name Missy with
the word kiss(y). def'n: Kiss - To touch with the lips as a sign of love, greeting, or respect. |
| 554a |
RUFUS REFUSE - Semi-rhyme: The name Rufus
with the word refuse. def'n: Refuse - Useless stuff; waste; rubbish; trash. |
| 554b |
CLEANED UP PARKER = Cleaned up park. def'n: Clean up - Make clean by removing dirt, rubbish, etc. def'n: Park - Land set apart for the pleasure of the public. |
| 555a |
ALIEN ED = Alien E.T. (Parody of the Universal
movie "E.T.") def'n: Alien - slang. Martian. A person belonging to a different ethnic or social group; stranger; foreigner. def'n: E.T. - Extra-terrestrial - outside the earth or its atmosphere. |
| 555b |
PHONE HOMER = Phone home. (Parody of the
classic line from the movie "E.T.") def'n: Phone - informal. Telephone. Transmits sound over wires. def'n: Home - Place where a thing is native or very common; habitat. |
| 556a |
MOTHY MARTHA - Martha; M name to
go with the word moth(y). def'n: Mothy - Infested by moths; moth-eaten. def'n: Moth - Any of various broad-winged insects resembling the butterfly, lacking the knobs at the ends of the antennae. |
| 556b |
NAILED NATALIE - Natalie; N name
to go with the word nail(ed). def'n: Nail - A slender piece of metal to be hammered. def'n: Pin - A short, slender piece of wire with a point at one end and a head at the other. Put a pin through. |
| 557a |
STU BREW - Rhyme; The name Stu with the
word brew. def'n: Brew - Make (beer, ale, etc.) from malt, or malt and hops, or from other material by steeping, boiling, and fermenting. |
| 557b |
EMPTY KEN = Empty can. def'n: Empty - Containing nothing; lacking content. def'n: Can - A metal container. Contents of a can. |
| 558a |
HANS OFF = Hands off. def'n: Hand - The end part of the arm, below the wrist, with which a person grasps and holds objects. def'n: Off - Not connected. |
| 558b |
NUMB NATE - Nate; N name to go with
the word numb. def'n: Numb - Having lost the power of feeling or moving: numb with cold. |
| 559a |
DWAYNE STAIN - Rhyme: The name Dwayne with
the word stain. def'n: Stain - Discoloration made by soiling; spot. |
| 559b |
SPILLED GIL - Rhyme: The name Gil with
the word spill(ed). def'n: Spill - Let liquied, etc., run or fall. |
| 560a |
LAPPIN' LARRY - Larry; L name to
go with the word lap(ping). Parody of Spuds MacKensie, the old Budweiser mascot.
def'n: Lap - Drink by lifting up with the tongue. |
| 560b | GUZZLIN'
GUY - Guy; G name to go with the word guzzle(+ing). def'n: Guzzle - Drink or eat greedily; drink or eat too much. |
| 561a |
MARSH ROOM = Mushroom. def'n: Mushroom - Any of various fleshy fungi that grow very fast and are shaped like an umbrella, ball, or thickened mass. Some types are edible, some such as toadstools, are poisonous. |
| 561b |
TODD STOOL = Toadstool. def'n: Toadstool - Mushroom, especially a poisonous mushroom. |
| 562a |
POST NO BILL = Post no bills, a phrase
meaning not to post bills in or on. def'n: Post - Fasten (a notice) up in a place easily seen. def'n: Bill - Statement of money owed for services rendered. |
| 562b |
BULLETIN BORIS = Bulletin board. def'n: Bulletin board - A board on which notices are posted. |
| 563a |
POTATO CHIP = Potato chip. def'n: Potato chip - A thin slice of potato fried crisp in deep fat and salted. def'n: Potato - A starchy tuber, round or oval, and hard. |
| 563b |
DICK TATER = Dictator. def'n: Dictator - Person exercising absolute authority. Seizes control of a government (without inheritance or popular election). def'n: Tator - slang. Potato; tatortot. def'n: Couch potato - slang. A person that sits on a couch for an extended period of time. |
| 564a |
MILLIE METER = Millimeter. def'n: Millimeter - A unit of length equal to 1/1000 of a meter. def'n: Meter - The basic unit of length in the metric system. |
| 564b |
ASA RULE = The phrase 'As a rule'. def'n: As - To the same degree or extent. def'n: As a rule - Normally; generally. A statement of what to do or not to do. def'n: Ruler - A straight strip of wood, metal, etc., often marked in inches or centimeters. Used for measuring. |
| 565a |
EASTER BONNIE = Easter bunny. def'n: Easter - Annual Christian festival on the first Sunday after the first full moon celebrating Jesus' resurrection. def'n: Bunny - slang. Rabbit. A pet name for a rabbit. |
| 565b |
HARD-BOILED MEG = Hard-boiled egg. def'n: Hard-boiled - (Of an egg) boiled until the white and yolk are firm. Tough; rough. def'n: Egg - The round or oval body, covered with a shell. Used as food. |
| 566a |
SWARMIN' ARMIN - Rhyme: The name Armin
with the word swarm(ing). def'n: Swarm - A large group of insects, flying or moving about together. A group of bees settled together. |
| 566b |
INFESTED LESTER - Semi-rhyme: The name
Lester with the word infest(ed). def'n: Infest - Trouble or disturb frequently or in large numbers: A swamp infested with mosquitoes. |
| 567a |
DOOMSDAY DOM - Dom; D name to go
with the word doomsday. def'n: Doomsday - Judgement day. def'n: Judgement day - Day of God's final judgement of all people at the end of the world; doomsday. |
| 567b | A-BOMB
TOM - Rhyme: The name Tom with the word a-bomb. def'n: A-bomb - Atomic bomb. Bomb with an atomic bomb or bombs. def'n: Atomic bomb - Bomb in which the splitting of atomic nuclei results in an explosion of tremendous force and heat with a blinding light. |
| 568a | GLUT
TONY = Gluttony. def'n: Gluttony - Excess in eating. def'n: Glutton - A greedy eater; person who eats too much. Person who doesn't have enough of something. |
| 568b | PHIL
SWILL - Rhyme: The name Phil with the word swill. def'n: Swill - Kitchen refuse, especially when partly liquid; slops. Sometimes fed to pigs. A deep drink. Drink greedily. |
| 569a | CUT
CURT - Semi-rhyme: The name Curt with the word cut. def'n: Cut - Hit with a slicing strike. Divide; separate, open, or remove with something sharp. |
| 569b | ELECTRIC
FANNY = Electric fan. def'n: Electric - Of or having to do with electricity. Run by electricity. def'n: Fan - Device that produces a breeze for ventilating a room consisting of a series of revolving blades, turned by an electric motor. |
| 570a | AVA
SHAVER = After shave (After shave lotion). def'n: After - Next to; following. def'n: Shave - Remove hair with a razor, cut hair from the face. Cut very closely. def'n: Shaver - Person who shaves. Instrument for shaving. informal. Youngster; small boy. |
| 570b |
HOLLY HORMONE - Holly; H name to go with the word
hormone. |
| 571a | RUBBER
ROBERT - Semi-rhyme: The name Robert with the word rubber. def'n: Rubber - Any of various rubberlike synthetic substances. Something made from rubber, such as a rubber band or eraser. |
| 571b | INSIDE
OTTO = Inside out. def'n: Inside out - So that what should be inside is outside; with the inside showing: turned pockets inside out. |
| 572a | FAKE
JAKE - Rhyme: The name Jake with the word fake. def'n: Fake - To fool or mislead (someone). Anything made to seem other than what it actually is; fraud; deception. |
| 572b | SHAM
SAM - Rhyme: The name Sam with the word sham. def'n: Sham - Pretense; fraud. Counterfeit; imitation. A person who is not what he or she pretends to be; fraud. |
| 573a | SNOTWICH
SANDRA = Sandwich. def'n: Sandwich - Two or more slices of bread with meat, jelly, cheese, or some other filling between them. def'n: Snot - slang. Nasal mucus; phlegm. |
| 573b | HEDDA
SPREADER - Semi-rhyme: The name Hedda with the word spread(er). def'n: Spread - To distribute over a surface in a layer; apply. A food to be spread on bread or crackers. |
| 574a | SHATTERED
SHELL = Shattered shell. def'n: Shatter - To break or burst suddenly into pieces. def'n: Shell - The hard outer covering that encases certain organisms. |
| 574b | FRACTURED
FRANK - Frank; F name to go with the word fracture(d). def'n: Fracture - The act or process of breaking. To break or crack. |
| 575a | BRAIN
DRAIN BRIAN - Brian; similar sounding B name to go with the words 'brain
drain'. def'n: Brain - The soft, grayish and whitish mass enclosed in the skull. def'n: Drain - Take away from slowly; use up little by little; exhaust. |
| 575b | PICK
A WINNIE = Pick a winner. def'n: Pick - Choose out of a number or quantity; select: pick a winning horse. Pull away with the fingers: pick flowers. def'n: Winner - A person or thing that wins. |
| 576a | CROAKED
KAYE = Croquet. def'n: Croguet - An outdoor game played by driving wooden malls through wickets with mallets. def'n: Croak - slang. To die. |
| 576b | SPORTY
MORTY - Rhyme: The name Morty with the word sporty. def'n: Sporty - Sportsmanlike; sporting. def'n: Sporting - Engaging in sports. Playing fair. def'n: Sportsmanlike - Fair and honorable. |
| 577a | SOWN
SONYA - Sonya; S name to go with the word sow(n) OR = "Sown on ya
(you)". def'n: Sow - Scatter; spread abroad; disseminate. def'n: Sew - Work with needle and thread. Fasten with stitches. Close with stitches. Sewing. |
| 577b | STITCHIN'
TYNE = The phrase 'Stitch and tie', (a parody name for the book title "A
Stitch In Time"?). def'n: Stitch - One complete movement of a threaded needle through cloth in sewing or embroidery, or through skin, flesh, etc. def'n: Tie - Fasten, join, or connect in any way. |
| 578a | DIAL-A-TWYLA
- Rhyme: The name Twyla with the words dial-a. def'n: Dial - A movable disk on some telephones mounted over a larger disk with letters and numbers and used to signal the number being called. |
| 578b |
PHONE BELLA = Phone bell/Phone bill. def'n: Phone - informal. Telephone. def'n: Telephone - To send a message by telephone by transmission of sound or speech. def'n: Bell - A hollow metal cup that makes a musical sound when struck by a clapper or hammer. def'n: Bill - Statement of money owed for services rendered. |
| 579a | JUDD
CUD - Rhyme: The name Judd with the word cud. def'n: Cud - Mouthful of food brought back from the first stomach of ruminant animals for a slow, second chewing in the mouth. |
| 579b | SPEARMINT
MINDY - Mindy; M name to go with the word (spear)mint. def'n: Spearmint - A common fragrant herb of the mint family which yields a fragrant oil that is used for flavoring. |
| 580a | BURNT-OUT
BRETT - Brett; B name to go with the words 'burnt-out'. def'n: Burn out - To destroy by burning. Exhaust one's energy or enthusiasm by extreme stress or unrealistic goals. def'n: Burnt - Past tense of burn. Become injured, charred, singed, scorched by fire, heat, etc. |
| 580b |
BURNE TOAST = Burnt toast. def'n: Burn - To be destroyed or suffer death by fire, heat, etc. Become charred, singed, or scorched. def'n: Toast - Slices of bread browned by heat. |
