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[US] National Lampoon Apr. 56: The Farmer’s Daughter Butters Her Bun or ‘A Roll in the Hay Beats a Turkey in the Straw’ [HDAS].
at butter a bun (v.) under bun, n.1
[US] in National Lampoon Apr. 81: After a few sessions with the same masseur, clients turn lesbo [HDAS].
at lesbo, adj.
[US] Nat. Lampoon Dec. 37: You know, whipping your lizard.
at choke one’s lizard (v.) under lizard, n.
[US] National Lampoon July 52: See if the chick with the big bazongas is in Foto Funnies [HDAS].
at bazongas, n.
[US] National Lampoon July 49: You can hand him an earful of patriotism along with that mouthful of bloody Chiclets [HDAS].
at chiclets, n.
[US] National Lampoon Dec. 48: It was Della’s wont to clout her cookie whenever life began to overwhelm her [HDAS].
at clout one’s cookie (v.) under coochie, n.
[US] National Lampoon Apr. 34: You’re shakin’ hands, right? And one of you tickles the palm with the middle finger. It’s a signal the Frenchies use when they got the hots. They go around givin’ French handshakes till somebody says yes [HDAS].
at French handshake (n.) under French, adj.
[US] National Lampoon July 76: Gomer. A senile, messy or highly unpleasant person.
at gomer, n.3
[US] in National Lampoon Jan. 23: Hey man, you really got strung out. Someone handed you a bogus [HDAS].
at bogus, n.
[US] National Lampoon Aug. 32: If you jag off...hair will sprout on the palm of the hand you jag off with [HDAS].
at jag off, v.
[US] National Lampoon May 42/1: Just to show you how cool they are and everything they’ll lay a nickel of Michoacan or a couple of tabs of sunshine on you so you’ll know they’re together.
at sunshine, n.
[US] National Lampoon May 42/l: Just to show you how cool they are and everything they’ll lay a nickel of Michoacan or a couple of tabs of sunshine on you so you’ll know they’re together.
at together, adj.
[US] National Lampoon Oct. 84: My old man’s been jumping up my butt ever since I racked up the Pinto [HDAS].
at jump (up) someone’s ass under ass, n.
[US] in National Lampoon Oct. 36: Indicates some dorkbreath still reading this tiny type.
at dorkbreath (n.) under dork, n.
[US] National Lampoon Nov. 20: They were supposed to graduate last June but they copied each other’s papers for Rem Eng and took a royal doucheroonie up the gee-gee [HDAS].
at gee-gee, n.1
[US] National Lampoon Oct. 84: My old man’s been jumping up my butt ever since I racked up the Pinto [HDAS].
at jump up someone’s ass (v.) under jump, v.
[US] in National Lampoon (Jan. 1975) 43: It was ninety bucks a metric lid, but at least it doesn’t have any ‘lumber’ [HDAS].
at lumber, n.3
[US] National Lampoon Nov. 52: We gotta county mounty up ahead checkin’ out a hippie van.
at county mountie (n.) under county, adj.
[US] National Lampoon Sept. 52: Never gotten one off with a garette before, eh? [HDAS].
at get it off (v.) under get it, v.
[US] in National Lampoon (Jan. 1976) 24: UN Resolution Says Nickelnoses [Jews] discriminate Against Tentheads [Arabs] [HDAS].
at nickelnose, n.
[US] National Lampoon Jan. 18: I take out the old cark [...] and give her one shot.
at cark, n.
[US] National Lampoon July 98: You guys think you got a way with women? ... You think you’re real cocksmiths? [HDAS].
at cocksmith (n.) under cock, n.4
[US] National Lampoon July 98: Maybe if we print more arty stuff [...] we can blow this crackerjack mag and get real jobs over at the New Yorker.
at crackerjack, adj.
[US] National Lampoon July 55: The rolling house of ill-repute is eatin’ concrete on Mississipp Rt. 8 [HDAS].
at eat concrete (v.) under eat, v.
[US] in National Lampoon July 77: A liplock on the Chisholm Trail is better than a hired hand.
at lip-lock, n.
[US] in National Lampoon Mar. 64: Well, I’m going to lay some pipe! [...] Beat her with the meat ax! [HDAS].
at meat axe (n.) under meat, n.
[US] National Lampoon Aug. 44: See, a set of Johnsons [HDAS].
at Johnsons, n.2
[US] National Lampoon Sept. 47: Wait ’til you see yer reflection in the big hat’s mirrored shades.
at big hat (n.) under big, adj.
[US] National Lampoon Aug. 79: You always blow bombers on the school bus [HDAS].
at bomber, n.2
[US] National Lampoon Dec. 33: I mean their pimps are always abusing them and pouring toilet-bowl cleaner in their boodles [HDAS].
at boodle, n.4
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