blivet n.
1. something useless, unnecessary, annoying (popularly defined as ‘ten pounds of shit in a five-pound bag’).
Fever in the Blood 185: ‘Come on, Phil, give. What was the speech really like?’ ‘Well, Governor, speaking just citizen to citizen, it reminded me somewhat of a blivit.’. | ||
Current Sl. II:2 6: Blivit, n. An extremely unpleasant situation. (2 ½ pounds of crud in a one pound can). | ||
Dict. of Soldier Talk 29: ‘If he doesn’t cut it out, I’m going to hit him with a blivit.’ ‘What’s a blivit?’ ‘Ten pounds of shit in a five pound bag.’. | ||
[ | Hard Bounce [ebook] [I] had bags under my eyes that looked like five pounds of shit stuffed into a two-pound sack]. |
2. a fat or unpleasant person or thing; also attrib.
Blivit Two quarts of whiskey in a half-pint bottle. | Jr. ‘Sticktown Nocturne’ in Baltimore Sun (MD) 12 Aug. A-1/6: ‘Why, you tomato-face little blivit’ [...]||
Spit and the Stars 109: He’s a beautiful blivit. And a blivit is — ten pounds of shit in a five pound bag. | ||
Special Teachers 23: Blimpie didn’t add p to quit the blivet his nickname implied [HDAS]. | ||
(con. 1966) Lords of Discipline 228: Every fat blivet I’ve ever met told me he had bad glands. Not one ever told me about stuffing too much chow into their fat blivet faces. |
3. a distasteful or impossible job or situation.
(con. c.1952) | Gresham’s War 181: Even our junior officers wondered aloud just what it was that Mar/Div did this time to anger EUSAK so much to hand us this blivit [HDAS].||
Dict. Contemp. and Colloq. Usage. | ||
Imposters 339: And you’re not going to leave the two of us with a blivit to juggle . | ||
‘Yogi’s Restaurant spawns a blivet’ at www.ntoctalks.com 21 Mar. 🌐 Drivers end up with a blivet. Trying to get 1,800 or more vehicles per hour on a lane that will accept only 1,600 vehicles per hour. [...] Blivet is defined as trying to fit 8 pounds of stuff in a 5 pound bag. A reverse blivet is trying to fill a 5 pound bag with 3 pounds of stuff. |