Slang terms originated from our linguistic cultural history from our friends and family. Regional dialects at their best, friend to friend and household to household. Sometimes inspired from the Television and pop culture we consume, and occasionally terms of insult and endearment as well.
In short, a collection of dirty words.

Borderline insult
Miamier
Borderline insult

Miamier

by chris on Mar 3, 2009 • No Comments
Verb/Noun. Pronounced: Miami - aie. 1. To make things much worse than they are. (verb) Ex: As bad as you are at dancing on the architecture, some how you managed to Miamier to up.
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General Elegance
Borderline insult

General Elegance

by J on Jan 6, 2009 • No Comments
Adjective 1. Sarcastically graceful or stylish in appearance or manner, so really neither actually graceful or stylish at all. 2. Really a way to make fun of something for being tacky by acting like it’s awesome and classy. Ex: We can buy this sparkly, blue cat sweater for general elegance. Origin: Borrowed from Tracy Morgan,...
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