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.

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T-Lumps

T-Lumps

Noun 1. Breasts. Ex: I’ve never been able to effectively work my t-lumps. Origin: Borrowed from the Adventure Time episode, Gotcha.
Floop The Pig

Floop The Pig

Verb 1. Taking an unconventional path to success. Ex: I was just a caterer, then I flooped the pig, and now I know the most successful Super Crackers in the the tristate area.  Origin: Borrowed from the Adventure Time episode, Card Wars. The two main characters are playing a Magic the Gathering like card game. Fin the character who has never played the game floops (activates/taps) his pag...
Roy Biggins

Roy Biggins

Noun 1. Being a big pile of shit/asshole. Ex: “Nice work Roy Biggins. The wedding is off.” Origin: J saw a giant pile of dog waste, and C quickly turned “that’s a biggin’” into “Roy Biggins.” Roy Biggins being the dick owner of a rival airline and pseudo bad guy in the television show Wings.
Being A Samantha

Being A Samantha

Verb Phrase 1. Having breast cancer Ex: “What did the doctor say?” “Its not good, he said I’m a Samantha.” “Oh my god. Don’t worry we’re going to get through this.” Origin: Remember all that “You’re a Carrie/Miranda/Samantha/Charlotte” garbage? Well Samantha had cancer, so having cancer makes you a Samantha.
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.