Bunk
A derogatory term for lies or rubbish. It is used in a more derogatory sense. It seems to conjure up cuss words. =You think movies cause violence? That's bunk! Etymology : This is More…
Bunk
to put one bed on top of another or to make a bunk bed None given =Why don't we bunk the bed so that we can have more room? Etymology : Zero derivation from the noun "bunk (bed)". More…
bunker
in paintball, to run up to an opponent who is taking cover in or behind an obstacle and eliminate them at point blank range ="Did you see me bunker those two jerks on the snake?" More…
bunny
refers to an easy shot in a basketball game =Based on the analogical model 'bunny slope' which is a beginner hill in skiing Etymology : from French bon, or from a Scandanavian More…
Bunny Hug
A hoodie. Also known as a sweatshirt with a hood. =Canadians, especially those from Saskatchewan, use bunny hug to describe sweatshirts that have hoods. Etymology : It is compounding of More…
Bunyanesque
very impressive, almost superhuman This word was created in an attempt to evoke a very strong mental image, specifically of amazing feats of strength or skill. Almost every American child More…
Bupkus
A euphemism referring to the human posterior Bupke was used to mean ‘the least amount’ as of 1942; its transition may have been related to the adoption of other Yiddish More…
buquad
A large quantity or amount; a lot None given =This last week of classes, I've got buquads of homework to do. Etymology : Sounds and looks similar to many other words that mean a whole More…
Burb
acronym for 'Be right back' [acronym: Be right back] The speaker wishes to convey that he or she will return shortly, yet does not wish to spend the necessary vocal energy saying so, and as More…
burg
A sandwich made of beef served between two buns. People are too lazy to say burger now, so burg is now used during lunch time. It is more common to hear at fast food restaurants or the More…
burgeria
A restaurant that sells burgers =The ending "-ia" was added to the word burger. In Spanish, this ending most often signifies a place where an item is selled. This word seems to More…
Burgh
(also narrowing (specialization)) a city in the valleys of the Appalachian Mountains that was founded at the intersection of the Ohio, Monongahela, and Allegheny rivers located in Western More…
burn
referring to an insult, usually pointed out with enjoyment and admiration by a third party; example – Person A insults Person B, to which Person C excitedly claims, More…
Burn
To smoke weed =This meaning change plays off the fact that smoking involves the burning of marijuana. It is mostly used with party culture. Used by people in New York and has spread to More…
burned
Being hurt and teased by someone, which the effect can be felt immediately as though like a burning sensation. This is similar to being “roasted”, but as though it is done in a quicker More…
Burner
Someone who is a letdown does not meet one's expectations. In this instance, the speaker uses the word in a metaphorical sense. They had expectations for the professor that were not meant. More…
burninate
to set things on fire while causing which destruction This guy was talking about dragons for some reason at lunch one day and spouted off this interesting word. When one thinks of a More…
burninating
The act of laying waste to the land by fire. It is the action of a burninator. The singer of the song wanted to describe the act of the dragon burning down everything with his fiery breath. More…
burninator
name given to a creature that destroys using fire. The speaker in the cartoon was looking for a word that described a dragon who laid waste to the land. He created a word that is based off More…