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.

Super-Soaker

Super-Soaker

Noun 1. A euphemism for a woman’s aroused lady bits. Ex: Don’t get a super-soaker over that guy in the plaid shirt. 2. A children’s large toy squirt gun, that usually holds large amounts of water sprayed at a high pressure by a pumping mechanism. Ex: That super-soaker blasted my...
Back Mouth

Back Mouth

Noun 1. Butthole Ex: Jason has the nicest back mouth 2. A deformity where someone actually has some sort of mouth/lips growing on their back Origin: Borrowed from a audio commentary  on an Arrested Development episode.
Elderphile

Elderphile

Noun 1. A person who solicits relationships or sex from the extremely elderly. Ex: Woah, Anna Nicole Smith was a total elderphile. Gross! Origin: Kelsey S. (suspected elderphile) invented the term as a classier way to defend himself when we called him a Granny Raper. See also: Granny Raper
Officer BonerBender

Officer BonerBender

Noun 1. A woman who's ugliness insights a man to instantly depress his erection (boner) instantly ruining whatever he had cooked up in his head. Ex: Officer BonerBender over there is working her terrible magic with the jumpsuit.
Ain

Ain

Noun Pronounced like aim, but with a "n". 1. Anus Ex: Be a little more Warden Gentles with your architecture this time? Girl I'd be more worried about that ain.
Glandular

Glandular

Noun or Verb 1. To get fat or simply to be fat. Ex: Man, Topanga got mad glandular those last couple seasons of Boy Meets World. Origin: Jess actually just out of no where said the example used in the definition.
Dicked up

Dicked up

1. Screwed up/messed up. Ex: The economy is pretty dicked up right now.

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This is the prophecy Meat Cat spoke of

This is the prophecy Meat Cat spoke of

Phrase 1. Any predictive statement that later, actually comes true. Ex: “My architecture is being danced on? This is the prophecy Meat Cat spoke of!” Origin: Borrowed and then misquoted from 30 Rock. The actual quote from the show is “this is what Meet Cat spoke of.”  
Everything Is Coming Up Milhouse

Everything Is Coming Up Milhouse

Exclamation 1. Everything is going your way. A series of personal successes. Ex: “The girl I hated broke up with me and she let me down gently, everything is coming up Milhouse!” Origin: Borrowed from an episode of the Simpsons.
I too am now in the framing business

I too am now in the framing business

Phrase 1. A method of explaining that you have been dumped by your significant other. Ex:Well, you're lucky, because unlike you, I didn't get a letter with all those obscure adjectives. What are you talking about? I too now am in the framing business. Origin: This is borrowed from Mallrats.
Herm

Herm

Noun 1. Hermaphrodite Ex: "I heard Lady Gaga is a herm, but I'd still bang him/her."
Cockumentary

Cockumentary

Noun 1. Porno Origin: Borrowed from the filthy mouth of Ms. Kelly P., and who know where she got it.
Faceplant

Faceplant

Noun 1. Facebook post where one tries to be funny but unintentionally comes off like a total dick. 2. Plant growing out of one's face. 3. Plant that looks like someone's face. Origin: We've all seen it, some of us have even done it.
Jocelyn Elders

Jocelyn Elders

Verb or Noun 1. To jostle or shake someone. Ex: Oh god! Stop Jocelyn Eldersing me… I've got mad drama pipes. 2. Masturbation, or to call someone a masturbater. Ex: Looks like you need to shave those palms Jocelyn Elders