Posserblet (pos/sue/blay)
adverb. Origin: Faux French. A more ambiguous version of the word “possibly”. Less possibly than possibly.
ex: Question: “Can you clean the bathroom?”
Answer: “Posserblet…”
adverb. Origin: Faux French. A more ambiguous version of the word “possibly”. Less possibly than possibly.
ex: Question: “Can you clean the bathroom?”
Answer: “Posserblet…”
adj. self explanatory, really, but it’s not in the regular dictionary so…
noun. Extreme throw-up of the lungs.
[nik-lay] noun. nickel
[pik-el] noun. pickle
adj. Extremely ridicuous. The double negative rule is ignored in this case.
double the regardlessness. The double negative rule is ignored for this case.
Ex. Hey, c’mon, it’s a word, and I will use it irregardless of what you say!
noun. 1. word coined by Rhett and Link to describe a collection of hilarious materials, be they audio or video.
2. a chance to make a shameless plug for rhettandlink.com
—-source: Rhettandlink.com
noun. a contraction that does not use any or some of the letters in the original words.
Ex. D’jew take out the trash today?
substitutionary contraction. Did you.