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5371. Chicken, Alaska

Original name was Ptarmigan, the Alaska state bird, also know as snow chicken. No one in town could spell the town's name properly, so they just changed it to Chicken. See also Alaska, Birds, Chickens.

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Funny Clothes

5372. Opera Pumps

Black slipper with bows on top and pretty much the fanciest-pants shoes for men going. See also Fancy.

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Funny Things

5373. Doomsday Device

Add this and/or a briefcase to any situation to make things immediately more interesting. See also Movies.

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Funny Diseases

5374. Yeuk

Yeuk is a 15th century Middle English word used by the Scots meaning "to itch". When not used as a verb, it is may be used to identify a particular sensation, i.e. the irritation of nerve endings in skin or mucous membrane that provokes the desire to scratch oneself silly if alone or look for a speedy exit if one is in mixed company. It's also a popular name for the parasitic disorder "scabies".

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Funny Insults

5375. Snollygoster

A person who can't be trusted. See also Old-Timey.

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Funny Insults

5376. Slangwhanger

A loud abusive speaker or obnoxious writer. See also Old-Timey.

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Funny Nicknames

5377. Shmoopy

You're Shmoopy, no YOU'RE Shmoopy! (Seinfeld) See also Comedy, Sitcom, Television.

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Funny People

5378. Hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist

A person who loves to use extremely long words (oh the irony).

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Funny People

5379. Xantippe

She's the wife of Greek philosopher Socrates who was known for her bad temper. Now the term is used to signify a shrew or surly spouse (who more often than not thinks children should neither be seen nor heard). See also Greek.

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Funny Words

5380. Batrachomyomachy

Making a mountain out of a molehill.

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