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Mile-High (adjective) : Of, concerning, or related to the Mile-High Club [an unofficial league in which members copulate at the minimum altitude of 5,280 feet up high.] *Nota Bene: Mile-High and Mile-High Club may be used interchangeably

For our fifth anniversary, my spouse and I made love on a private jet- 5280 feet above sealevel- which guaranteed us membership into the Mile-High Club.

Submitted by: Zack Haskins from Florida on Nov. 09, 2005 01:02

sexcellent (adjective) : refers to something considered excellent in a sexual context; sexy

Those jeans look simply sexcellent on you.

Submitted by: Hussain Jaffery from Canada on Nov. 08, 2005 23:46

suicidee (noun) : One who commits or has committed suicide.

A Japanese suicidee during World War 2 rarely used the traditional knife.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 08, 2005 23:44

emo

(adjective) : an emotional being

She is so emo.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Dec. 28, 2007 12:00

Godincidence (noun) : The acceptance that nothing happens by chance.

Out of the blue I started to think of one of my friends whom I have not talked with for some time. Godincidentally, when I called her, she thanked me for remembering to call on her birthday.

Submitted by: Mr. B from Texas on Nov. 08, 2005 22:22

efesé (adjective) : irritating or mildly disturbing

The idea of having homework over the weekend was efesé.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 08, 2005 20:46

attitudey (other) : disrespect

Jenna had a major case of attitudey.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 08, 2005 20:20

Holy Majoly (interjection) : An exclamation said when suprised and astounded

Holy Majoly! That was amazing!I can't believe you did that!

Submitted by: Noteh from Canada on Nov. 08, 2005 19:27

flurgle (noun) : A mix of a flute and a bugle.

the sounds of the flute and the bugle mix together in a melody called a flurgle

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 08, 2005 19:19

huggle

(noun) : a long hug and cuddle

Submitted by: Trina Bennett from Canada on Jan. 15, 2011 18:51

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