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111schmuda — (pronounced schmooda) from the Yiddish. Generally, 1) any type of junk or gunk. Specifically, 2) The stuff that accumulates between the strings and the fret board by playing a guitar. You got some schmooda on your pants there …
112shade — Pronounced shaada. German for too bad. Used sarcastically when you don t mind that you re missing out on something. Mom: I m sorry, dear. Your orthodontist appointment was cancelled. ReplyShade …
113shmege — Pronounced sh may ge. An errant piece of fuzz or lint on one s clothing Come here, you have a shmege …
114soz — Pronounced Saw ze. To be sorry, someone who is emotionally unstable due to an act of bad will. Oh, my God! Are you ok? I m soz, I didn t mean to run you over …
115spooner — Pronounced with lengthy emphasis on the ooooooooooo sound. A word used to humourously neutralize someone s anger and potentially an otherwise undesirable situation. However, not always guaranteed to work as it sometimes makes matters worse. Calm… …
116stalebo — Pronounced staleebo. A car driving that has only one headlight working. If the pop up type, it looks like it is winking at other drivers. I went to get my car headlight replaced, as I didn t want others to see my car was a stalebo as I drove home …
117Suigyu — (pronounced: Soo ee gyoo) Originated from the Japanese word for goat. Used to call upon someone who acts like a goat. Hey, suigyu! Get over here! …
118tech-know-nothing — (pronounced: techno nothing) no technical people who continuously ask stupid questions or make stupid comments about technology …
119Telephoney — Pronounced: Tell awf phony Used to describe the monopoly of the telephone company in the 70 s. Still creeps up when old timers in the computer industry talk about how Steve Wozniak was able to make free long distance phone calls with a blue box.… …
120teuro — Pronounced toy ro, German slang for the new European currency, the Euro. Derived from the German word teuer, meaning exepensive. It refers to the general rise in real prices that occured during the introduction of the new currency. You paid 10… …
