Google is in the dictionary. It seems that in this day and age, anything can make it into the modern lexicon.
In that vein, might I humbly suggest that we give serious consideration to adding a few more.
To wit:
Brunetti
pronunciation: (brew-neh-tea)
Function: noun
1-Someone professing to care for the greater good of an ideal but in fact is only concerned with their own legacy.
Iavarone
Etymology: [Old French derivative of Dutrow-to infuse with illegal substances and skirt punishment]
pronunciation: (jag-off)
Function: noun
1-A compulsive liar and grandstanding buffoon, unable to stop talking long enough to realize that no one believes their crap.
2-A charlatan or swindler who will talk about the big game but will reveal an undisclosed injury just prior to it.
Waldrop
Etymology: [Old English flaccid from Old French dildo]
pronunciation: (Ass-munch)
Function: transitive verb
1-To eschew desperately needed assistance while maintaining an ineffectual and impotent title.
2-To filibuster progressive ideas in order to...what?
Synonyms: flatus, ass bag
15 August 2008
They have a word for that
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You probably already read this:
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/horses/2008-08-15-curlin_N.htm?csp=34
The league concept proves too much for Waldrop's brain to handle.
Thanks Kerry, I had not seen that.
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