GPK
101 : 9TH SERIES
ANNOTATED
NAMES

| 335a |
CUTE TIPPI = Q-Tip. [non-indentified] |
| 335b |
WAXY WENDY - Wendy; W
name to go with the word wax(y).
def'n: Wax - Earwax; cerumen. def'n: Earwax - The sticky, yellowish substance secreted by glands along the canal of the outer ear. |
| 336a |
LASER RAY - Parody of
the laser (beam) gun game called "Laser Tag".
def'n: Laser - A device which generates and amplifies light waves in a narrow and extremely intense beam of light of only one wavelength going in only one direction. def'n: Tag - A children's game of "It" and chasing. def'n: Ray - A line or beam of light: rays of the sun. |
| 336b |
SIZZLIN' SID - Sid; S
name to go with the word sizzle(+ing).
def'n: Sizzle - Make a hissing sound, as fat does when it is frying or burning. Be very hot: sizzle in a heat wave. Burn up with intense heat. |
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| 337a |
EARLY BERT = Early bird;
as in the phrase "The early bird gets the worm".
def'n: Early bird - informal. Person who gets up or arrives early. def'n: Bird - Any of a class, Aves, of warm-blooded vertebrates that lay eggs, have a body covered with feathers, two legs, and the forelimbs modified to form wings with which most species fly in the air. |
| 337b |
ROTTEN ROBIN = Rotten
robin. [adj, noun]
def'n: Rotten - Decayed or spoiled: a rotten egg. Corrupt; dishonest. Bad; nasty. def'n: Robin - A large thrush, bird of North America, brownish-gray with a reddish breast and white on the lower abdomen and throat. |
| 338a |
SEE-SAWYER = See saw.
def'n: See saw - A children's game in which the children sit at opposite ends of a plank and move alternately up and down. A plank resting on a support near it's middle so the ends can move up and down; teeter-totter. |
| 338b |
TEETER TODD = Teeter-totter.
def'n: Teeter-totter - See saw. |
| 339a |
SNOT ROPE HOPE - Hope;
H name to rhyme with the words snot rope = jump rope.
def'n: Snot - Nasal mucus; phlegm. An untrustworthy, or malicious person. def'n: Jump - To spring off the ground or other base by a muscular effort of the legs and feet. def'n: Rope - A heavy, strong cord made of twisted strands of fiber, wire, or other material. |
| 339b |
DRIPPY DEBBIE - Debbie;
D name to go with the word drip(py).
def'n: Drip - To fall or let fall in drops. slang. An uppleasant person. |
| 340a |
HALF-BAKED BETTY - Betty;
B name to go with the words half-baked.
Possible parody of the "Betty Crocker" baking products. def'n: Half-baked - Only partly baked. informal. Ill-conceived; foolish. Lacking good judgement or common sense. def'n: Bake - The act or process of baking. |
| 340b |
ROLLIN' ROLANDA - Semi-rhyme:
The name Rolanda with the word roll(ing).
def'n: Roll - To move by turning over and over. To spread, compress, or flatten by applying pressure with a roller. def'n: Rolling pin - A smooth cylinder for rolling out dough. |
| 341a |
JUICY BRUCE - Rhyme: The
name Bruce with the word juice(+y).
def'n: Juice - A fluid naturally contained in plant or animal tissue. A bodily secretion. To extract the juice from. def'n: Juicy - Full of juice; succulent. Interesting, colorful, or racy. |
| 341b |
FRUITY RUDY - Rhyme: The
name Rudy with the word fruit(+y).
def'n: Fruit - The ripened, seed-bearing part of a plant, especially when fleshy and edible. def'n: Fruity - Tasting or smelling of fruit. |
| 342a |
JIM EQUIPMENT = Gym equipment.
def'n: Gym - informal. A gymnasium. def'n: Gymnasium - A room or building equipped for sports. def'n: Equipment - The things with which one is equipped. |
| 342b |
BUDDY BUILDER = Body builder
[n]; body building.
def'n: Body building - The pratice of developing the body through physical excercise and diet, especially for competitive exhibition. |
| 343a |
CON VIC = Convict.
def'n: Convict - To find or prove guilty of an offense or crime. A person found guilty of a crime, especially one serving a prison sentence. def'n: Con - slang. To swindle. A convict. |
| 343b |
AL CATRAZ = Alcatraz.
def'n: Alcatraz - Small island in San Francisco Bay. A former penitentiary there used by the U.S. Government for dangerous criminals. |
| 344a |
PERRY CHUTE = Parachute.
def'n: Parachute - An umbrella-shaped device used especially to retard free fall from an aircraft or to slow speeding vehicles. def'n: Chute - informal. A parachute. |
| 344b | RIP CORD = Ripcord. def'n: Ripcord - A cord pulled to release a parachute from its pack. def'n: Cord - A string or small rope of twisted strands of fibers. def'n: Rip - To tear or become torn apart. To split. |
| 345a |
CYRIL BOWL = Cereal bowl.
def'n: Cereal - An edible grain, as wheat or corn. A food prepared from such grain. def'n: Bowl - A rounded, hollow container for liquids and food. |
| 345b |
SOGGY OGGIE - Rhyme: The
name Oggie with the word soggy.
def'n: Soggy - Saturated with moisture; soaked. |
| 346a |
PEELED PAUL - Semi-rhyme:
The name Paul with the word peel(ed).
def'n: Peel - The skin or rind, especially of a fruit. To strip the skin, rind, or bark from; pare. To remove by or as if by peeling; pull off. To lose or shed skin, rind, or bark. |
| 346b |
SKIN LES = Skinless. [adj]
def'n: Skin - The membranous tissue that forms the outer covering of an animal. An animal hide or pelt. An outer layer or covering, as the rind of fruit. Skinned; to remove skin from. def'n: Less - Lacking. |
| 347a |
DAM DAN - Rhyme: The name
Dan with the word dam.
def'n: Dam - A barrier built across a waterway to control the flow of water. Dammed. def'n: Damming - To hold back. |
| 347b |
MIKE DIKE - Rhyme: The
name Mike with the word dike.
def'n: Dike - A wall or embankment built to hold back water and prevent floods. A ditch or channel. |
| 348a |
PLANE JANE - Rhyme: The
name Jane with the word plane.
def'n: Plane - A carpenter's tool for smoothing and leveling wood. To smooth or finish. |
| 348b |
WOODY SHOP = Wood shop.
def'n: Wood - The tough, fibrous supporting and water-conducting substance beneath the bark of trees and shrubs. Used for building material. def'n: Woody - Consisting of or containing wood. Suggestive of wood. def'n: Shop - A workshop. def'n: Workshop - An area, room, or establishment in which manual work is done. |
| 349a |
POLLUTED PERCY - Percy;
P name to go with the word pollute(d).
def'n: Pollute - To make impure or unlean; contaminate. |
| 349b |
BARNACLE BILL - Bill;
B name to go with the word barnacle.
def'n: Barnacle - A small, hard-shelled marine crustacean that attaches itself to submerged surfaces. def'n: Bill - A beak-like mouth. |
| 350a |
MISTY SUDS = Words to
describe a bubble or bubbles.
def'n: Bubble - A rounded object with gas trapped in a liquid to form or give off bubbles. def'n: Misty - Consisting of or resembling mist. Vague. def'n: Suds - Soapy water. Foam. |
| 350b |
AMELIA AIRHEAD = Amelia
Earhart.
def'n: Amelia Earhart - 1898-1937? American aviator. Airhead - un-identified. Clueless; ditzy. def'n: Dumb - informal. Stupid. def'n: Dumbbell - slang. A stupid person; dolt. def'n: Dolt - A stupid person; blockhead. def'n: Blockhead - A stupid person. |
| 351a |
CHERYL PERIL - Rhyme:
The name Cheryl with the word peril.
def'n: Peril - Danger. Something that endangers. def'n: Danger - Exposure or liability to evil, injury, or harm. |
| 351b |
DEFLATIN' NATHAN - Rhyme:
The name Nathan with the word deflate(+ing).
def'n: Deflate - To release contained air or gas from. To collapse by such a release. |
| 352a |
HERMAN HORMONE - Semi-rhyme:
The name Herman with the word hormone
def'n: Hormone - A substance produced by living cells that is transported, as by blood or sap, and stimulates other cells by means of chemical action. |
| 352b |
TURNED-ON RON - Rhyme:
The name Ron with the words turned-on.
def'n: Turn on - slang. Something that brings great pleasure or excitement. |
| 353a |
BAZOOKA JOANNE - Parody
of the Topps chewing gum and mascot "Bazooka Joe".
Bazooka Joe was parodied in the 3rd series GPK; cards 84a/b. Bazooka Joe Comics come with the gum. def'n: Bazooka - A crude wind instrument , invented and named by Bob Burns (1896-1956). [Topps named their gum after this instrument.] A portable rocket launcher used against tanks. |
| 353b |
BUBBLY BABS - Babs; B
name to go with the word bubbe(+y).
def'n: Bubble - A rounded, generally spherical, hollow, or sometimes solid object. def'n: Babble - To utter indistinct, meaningless, sounds. def'n: Chewing gum - A sweetened, flavored preperation for chewing usually made of chicle (also known as 'Bubble gum'). |
| 354a |
CLARK SHARK - Rhyme: Then
name Clark with the word shark.
def'n: Shark - Any of various often large and voracious marine fishes with tough skin and small, toothlike scales. A ruthless, greedy, or dishonest person. |
| 354b | MANNY EATER =
Man eater. def'n: Man - A human being; person. Mankind. def'n: Eat - To consume (food). To consume or ravage as if by eating. |
| 355a |
BEASTY BOYD = Parody of
the 80's-90's Caucasion rap group the Beastie Boys.
def'n: Beast - Any animal, especially a large four-footed animal. A brutal person. def'n: Beastly - Of or like a beast; savage. Disagreeable; nasty. |
| 355b |
SEMI COLIN = Semicolon.
def'n: Semicolon - A mark of punctuation (;) indicating a degree of seperation intermediate in value between the comma and the period. def'n: Semi - Half-partial; partially. Occuring twice. |
| 356a |
MOMMA MIA = Momma mia.
An Italian exclamation. A song title of the Sweden group ABBA.
def'n: Exclamation - A sudden utterance, an interjection. def'n: Momma - informal. Mother; mamma. Also: Mommy; mammy; mama. |
| 356b |
ELECTRIC SHARI = Electric
chair.
def'n: Electric chair - A chair used to electrocute a person sentenced to death. |
| 357a |
3-DEE = 3-D; three-dimensional.
def'n: Three-dimensional - A three-dimensional motion picture, etc. Of, having, or existing in three dimensions. Having or appearing to have extension in depth. |
| 357b |
BLURRY BLAIR - Blair;
BL name to go with the word blur(ry).
def'n: Blur - To make or become indistinct; obscure. To smear or smudge. Something that is hazy and indistinct. |
| 358a |
MAC THE KNIFE = Mack the
knife.
A song title from the "Theme from the Three Penny Opera" written in 1928; words by Berthold Brecht and music by Kurt Weill. Louis Armstrong recorded the song in Sept of 1955 and was later a cover song of the Grateful Dead band. def'n: Knife - A cutting instrument consisting of a sharp blade with a handle. A cutting edge. def'n: Pocket knife - A small knife with a blade(s) folding into a handle. |
| 358b |
WADE BLADE - Rhyme: The
name Wade with the word blade.
def'n: Blade - The flat-edged cutting part of a sharpened tol or weapon. |
| 359a |
KEROSENE KERRY - Kerry;
K name to go with the word kerosene.
def'n: Kerosene - A thin oil distilled from petroleum or shale oil, used as a fuel and alcohol denaturant. |
| 359b |
BLAZIN' BLAKE - Blake;
B name to go with the word blaze(+ing).
def'n: Blaze - A brightly burning fire. A destructive fire. To burn brightly. |
| 360a |
MARCUS MUCUS - Rhyme:
The name Marcus with the word mucus.
def'n: Mucus - The viscous liquid secreted as a protective lubricant coating by glands in the mucous membrane. |
| 360b |
GUN BERYL = Gun barrel.
def'n: Gun - A weapon consisting esentially of a metal tube from which a projectile is fired. A protable firearm. def'n: Barrel - The long tube of a gun. |
| 361a |
DICED BRICE - Rhyme: The
name Brice with the word dice(d).
def'n: Dice - A small cube, as of food. To cut into cubes. |
| 361b | CHOPPED
CHET - Chet; CH name to go with the word chop(ped). def'n: Chop - To cut by striking with a heavy, sharp tool. To cut into bits; mince. A cut of meat, usually taken from the rib, shoulder, or loin and containing a bone. |
| 362a | DOUG FOOD = Dog
food. def'n: Dog - A domesticated carnivorous mammal related to wolves and foxes. def'n: Food - A substance taken in the body and assimilated by an organism to maintain lie and growth; nourishment. |
| 362b | NICK YICK - Rhyme:
The name Nick with the word yick (yuck). def'n: Yuck - slang. Exclamation expressing disgust, strong distaste, etc. Also, yuk. def'n: Yucky - slang. Disgusting; very unpleasant; distasteful: yucky food. |
| 363a | SLIDIN'
SLOAN - Sloan; SL name to go with the word slide(+ing). def'n: Slide - To move or cause to move over a surface while maintaining continuous contact. A sliding movement or action. A smooth surface or track for sliding. |
| 363b | FLAMIN'
DAMON - Rhyme: The name Damon with the word flame(+ing). def'n: Flame - To burn with a flame; blaze. To break into or as if into flames. A condition of active combustion. |
| 364a | STICKY RICKY
- Rhyme: The name Ricky with the word sticky. def'n: Sticky - Sticking or tending to stick; adhesive. def'n: Stick - To be or become fixed or embedded in place. def'n: Flypaper - Paper coated with a sticky substance for catching flies. (a.k.a. Fly strip) |
| 364b | GOOEY LOUIE
- Rhyme: The name Louie with the word goo(ey). def'n: Goo - A sticky, wet substance. |
| 365a | SHRAP NELL
= Shrapnel. def'n: Shrapnel - An artillery shell containing metal balls, fused to explode in the air above enemy troops. Shell fragments from any high-explosive shell. |
| 365b | HANNA GRENADE
= Hand grenade. def'n: Hand - The terminal part of the arm below the wrist. def'n: Grenade - A small bomb detonated by a fuse, designed to be thrown by hand or fired from a rifle or grenade launcher. |
| 366a | LOW-LIFE LOLA
- Lola; L name to go with the words low-life. def'n: Low - Below average, as in amount, degree, or intensity. Of small value or quality. At a low position or level. def'n: Life - A manner of living. def'n: Lower class - The group in society of low social and economic status, ranking below the middle class. |
| 366b | SIS POOL
= Cesspool. def'n: Cesspool - A covered hole or pit for receiving waste or sewage. Drainpipe. |
| 367a | DENT AL
= Dental. def'n: Dental - Of or pertaining to the teeth. |
| 367b | FLOURIDE
IDA - Semi-rhyme: The name Ida with the word flouride. def'n: Flouride - A binary compound of flourine with another element. |
| 368a | NAT SPLAT - Rhyme:
The name Nat with the word splat. def'n: Splat - A slapping noise. def'n: Splatter - To spatter (blend of splash and spatter). def'n: Splash - A flying mass of liquid. |
| 368b | JUGGLIN' JUD
- Jud; J name to go with the word juggle(+ing). def'n: Juggle - To keep (two or more objects) in the air at one time by alternately tossing and catching them. |
| 369a | SCALPED
RALPH - Rhyme: The name Ralph with the word scalp(ed). def'n: Scalp - The skin covering the top of the human head. To cut or tear the scalp from. |
| 369b | BONE-HEAD
FRED - Rhyme: The name Fred with the words bone-head. def'n: Bone head - informal. A stupid person; blockhead. def'n: Bone - The hard, dense, calcified tissue that forms the skeleton of most vertebrates. def'n: Head - The upper or anterior bodily extremity. |
| 370a | CEMENTIN'
QUENTIN - Rhyme: The name Quentin with the word cement(ing). def'n: Cement - A construction adhesive consisting essentially of powdered rock and clay substances that forms a paste with water and sets as a solid mass. |
| 370b | MINUS HANS =
Minus hands. def'n: Minus - Reduced by; less. informal. Lacking; without. A loss, deficiency, or disadvantage. def'n: Hand - The terminal part of the arm below the wrist. |
| 371a | GRIPPIN'
GRIFFIN - Rhyme: The name Griffin with the word grip(ping). def'n: Grip - A tight hold; firm grasp. To get and maintain a tight hold on. |
| 371b | REN WRENCH
- Semi-rhyme: Then name Ren with the word wrench. def'n: Wrench - A sudden, forcible twist or turn. An injury produced by twisting or straining. Any of various tools with fixed or adjustable jaws for gripping, turning, or twisting an object such as a nut. To twist or turn suddenly and forcibly. |
| 372a | JACK FROST
= Jack Frost. def'n: Jack Frost - Frost or freezing weather thought of as a person or character: Jack Frost nipped at my toes. def'n: Frost - A covering of small ice crystals formed from frozen water vapor. |
| 372b | WINDOW
PAYNE = Windowpane. def'n: Windowpane - A pane of glass in a window. def'n: Window - An opening constructed in a wall in order to admit light or air. def'n: Pain - An unpleasant sensation arising from injury. |
| 373a | DESI ISLAND =
Deserted island. def'n: Desert - To forsake or leave; abandon. def'n: Island - A land mass, one smaller than a continent, surrounded by water. Something isolated or surrounded. |
| 373b | MAROONED
MAUREEN - Semi-rhyme: The name Maureen with the word maroon(ed). def'n: Maroon - To abandon, as on a deserted island. To leave (a person) helpless. |
| 374a | SWISS KRIS
- Rhyme: The name Kris with the word Swiss (Switzerland). def'n: Swiss cheese - A firm white or pale yellow cheese with many large holes. |
| 374b | CHEESY CHANDRA
- Chandra; CH name to go with the word cheese(+y). def'n: Cheesy - Of or like cheese. slang. Of low quality; inferior. def'n: Cheese - A solid food made from the curds of milk. |
| 375a | TRAP DORA
= Trap door. def'n: Trap door - A hinged or sliding door in a floor or ceiling. |
| 375b | REAR VIEW
MYRA = Rear veiw mirror (vehicle mirror to view out the rear window). def'n: Rear - The back or hind part. Located in the rear. def'n: View - The act of seeing; sight. def'n: Mirror - A surface capable of forming an image of an object placed in front of it. |
| 376a | RETCHIN'
GRETCHEN - Rhyme: The name Gretchen with the word retch(ing). def'n: Retch - To try to vomit. |
| 376b | ILL JILL
- Rhyme: The name Jill with the word ill. def'n: Ill - Not healthy, sick. Not normal; unsound. Not well. An ailment. |
| 377a | CLOSET CLYDE
- Clyde; CL name to go with the word closet. def'n: Closet - A small room for storing supplies or clothing. |
| 377b | HOOKED HOWIE
- Howie; H name to go with the word hook(ed). def'n: Hook - A curved or sharply bent device, often of metal, used to catch, pull, or hold something. |
| 378a | EMPTY EMMY
- Rhyme: The name Emmy with the word empty. def'n: Empty - Containing nothing. Lacking substance, value, or effect. To make or become empty. |
| 378b |
RAGGED AGGIE - Semi-rhyme: The name Aggie
with the word rag(ged). |
Definitions taken from: The American Heritage Dictionary.