sauced (2)
to get played or set up; fooled; tricked =Term used by to add humor and laughter to a situation in which one person is embarrassed Etymology : ‘sauce’ (from Old French saucier "sauce More…
Saucy
Fashionable or well-dressed. =The adjective is a converted form of the noun “sauce”. This noun is in itself an analogy; it’s used as a noun to relate to something that adds extra or brings More…
sausagefest
An event or gathering with many males but few or no females present reason used: This word is a concise way of saying “an event with lots of guys but no girls.” It also sounds More…
sausagefest (1)
a social event (e.g. party) that is intended to be coed, but which ends up attended by few to no females, making the event overwhelmingly male-dominated. in such a scenario, guys who came More…
Savage
(Adjective) The definition of savage is similar to one of the traditional definitions of savage in the OED: “Of movement, noise, demeanour, etc.: wild, uncontrolled, unrestrained; rough, More…
save scumming
In video games, manually saving your game as many times as possible so you can load one of your saved files upon death or near-death and escape any time consuming consequences of the More…
sawbones
Slang word for doctors. Clever slang for doctors. Some doctors are surgeons; sometimes they have to saw through bones when they perform surgeries. Hence, a slang word for doctors can be More…
Saweet
(backformation) A backformation of the word sweet. It has an extra vowel, “A”, for emphasis of the word sweet. Its meaning is for something really awesome. =“Saweet! You just got the new More…
Saxey
of or pertaining to a saxophone. It fits the general formula for generating an adverb from a noun =That needs to sound more saxey. Etymology : Saxey. Clipping of saxophone, +y (adv) More…
Saxional
a saxophone sectional. Shorter word to say, different and unique way of saying “we’re having a sectional” =Our saxional will be on Thursday. Etymology : saxional. More…
saxional
Saxophone sectional. Intended Meaning: saxophone sectional Analysis: sax[ophone] + sectional Possible reason used: Band staff wanted to make sound cute and decided that sectional is too More…
Sayable
Able to be conveyed understandably and clearly through verbal communication reason used: Concise way to describe the concept that certain ideas can be communicated orally =All of those More…
scala
(blend) A modern functional programming language; Designed for scalability so that the software written with Scala is capable of growing with increased demand e.g. website traffic =Have you More…
Scalade (3)
(From the word Escalade.) An Escalade SUV. =First heard this term in a youtube video about NBA rookie pranks where the Sacramento Kings put popcorn in rookie Donte Greene’s Escalade. Now, I More…
scancer
Cell malfunction creating tumor or abnormality of the skin Possible reason used: To refer to skin cancer in the quickest way possible =If you have more moles you probably have a higher More…
Scanchy
describing someone or something as scandalous or raunchy Scanchy is a cross between scandalous and raunchy; it could be used interchangeably with either term. It is derogatory term used to More…
Scandilific
Describe one who is terrific at spreading scandal. This nonce word was most likely used by Ankur because he wanted to describe the fact that Shivanni was excellent at spreading scandalous More…
scandroid
(and compounding) A cashier who does his or her job very mechanically, without emotion. ="That scandroid was so out of it, she forgot to scan one of my loaves of bread." More…