The Grammar Nazi's definitions

deck change

Wrapping a towel around oneself to change (typically into or out of a bathing suit) in a public setting.

The "deck" is the walking surface around a swimming pool.

Kyle was in the middle of a hurried deck change when he was pantsed. Hilarity ensued.

by The Grammar Nazi February 5, 2004

dark times

The hours after sunset and before dawn. Speficically, those hours when you're awake and don't want to be.

I've got to get up for my show at 4am this Saturday. Dark times!

by The Grammar Nazi November 20, 2001

right on

intj.
1. A positive response.
2. "Yeah, whatever."

1. You passed your class? Right on!
2. Person1: Wanna go to Denny's?
Person2: Right on.

by The Grammar Nazi October 21, 2001

lameouze

adj. Incredibly, stupefyingly lame. So lame as to defy description.

She's got a "broken heart" after only three weeks? That's lameouze!

by The Grammar Nazi October 31, 2002

traveler

Sexual arousal achieved simply through being driven around in the passenger seat of a vehicle.

That road trip was really "exciting"; I got a traveler every other day!

by The Grammar Nazi November 26, 2003

Tight

Really good friends with someone.

Oh, Dan? He and I are *tight*.

by The Grammar Nazi October 22, 2001

hojillions

n. A great many; millions.

I am learning hojillions of new words from this book.

by The Grammar Nazi July 17, 2002