Karen Stickney's definitions

Carol Gray

Author of Social Stories and the phrase "Normal doesn't exist"

Hey Mike, you're not the only one who says that normal doesn't exist. Carol Gray says the same thing. Did you get that from her?

by Karen Stickney December 9, 2008

autistic

A person with autism

Although I'm autistic, I will be graduating from college next month, and I know alot about music.

by Karen Stickney May 21, 2006

used

1)cheap
2)on sale
3)yard sale

Karen: "How much did you spend on your bass?"
Joe: $800".
Karen: "Brock's bassist spent $300 on his bass!"
Joe: "Well, his bassist must have bought a really used bass to spend that much on it."

by Karen Stickney September 14, 2008

baba

baby talk for "bottle"

Baby: "Where's my baba?"

Parent: "Here's your baba".

by Karen Stickney February 6, 2007

behind these hazel eyes

a song by American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson. Known for its Avril Lavigne-meets-Papa Roach pop/alternative metal sound, it is quite darker than what we are used to hearing from her. Dissed mainly by people who either (1) say it's meaningless pop music, or (2) are skeptical because of some of its phrases that they think Kelly shouldn't be saying because she's a teen pop singer (I was one of the latter).

To the person who dissed "Behind These Hazel Eyes" in the Kelly Clarkson definition, you forgot to add some of these lyrics to diss. "Seems like just yesterday, you were a part of me" and "No, I don't cry on the outside ANYMORE!" were just as meaningless as the other lyrics you posted there. Besides, the latter lyric is really unnecessary. No one cares except for people that know her that she doesn't cry on the outside anymore.

by Karen Stickney December 12, 2008

froot loop

nuts, bonkers, silly

1)Me: "Do you want to know what Arthur thinks lavender smells like? Froot Loops!"

Carol: "Arthur is a froot loop!"

2) Arthur is a real froot loop to think lavender smells like Froot Loops. I smelled it for myself and discovered he was right. Does that make me a froot loop, too?

by Karen Stickney May 27, 2007

Quetzal

the dragons' teacher on the show Dragon Tales

When Emmy needed advice about taking a rhyme bird she named Cutie Pie home, she asked Quetzal, their teacher, and he agreed that it wasn't a good idea. She eventually left Cutie Pie her hair ribbon that Cassie, the peach dragon, made for her until she returned to Dragon Land.

by Karen Stickney November 10, 2008