A pscycological's initial impression of a patient's total emotional baggage--often expressed in non-verbal means such as sighs, snickers, and gestures involving the hands and the head.
a widely prescribed but little known medication used to treat the manic side of bi-polar disorder. fairly common side effects are trembling hands, dry mouth, brittle nails, liver failure, incontinence and blindness. the psycho-medical establishment believes that any one of these is preferable to feeling good for long periods of time. see anti-depressants
A person suffering from the psychological syndrome, Zyprexanoia which is a morbid fear of stripes or striped animals - such as zebras. The only known treatment for this condition is to surround the sufferer with solid colors, and in some instances, polka dots.
Ubire is a secret code term used only at a specific television show studio, it refers to a person who spends their life savings buying everything shown on the television shopping shows.
A characteristic applied to ultra formal gatherings where each person at a table is required to stand and salute each time the waiter refills a water glass.
Kimbrosity-- a word peculiar only to my only sister, kimberley kay. a very nice but peculiar lady. an example of a Kimbrosity that comes to mind: she constantly talks on her cell phone in houston traffic. when she gets lost she calls a family member--not me, because my blood pressure can't take it, but someone in kansas, florida, north carolina or california--and has that person get online and map quest her to her destination. while driving in houston traffic--Kimbrosity--thank you emily--s6
A medical practicioner who prescribes horpholanim* for a wide range of symtoms including blindness, palsy, strep throat, tree-frog fungus, and hangovers.
*horpholanim - the milky white drug harvested from the horphola** tree in southern Spain.
**horphola tree - a nevergreen tree with white leaves, white bark, and branches that break in the slightest wind
A regional dish from western Tanzania, gambosh is a stew consisting of sun-dried goat's ears, zebra milk, tree bark and snake urine. A legend among the local people is that if the stew doesn't kill you, it will make you stronger.
The regiment of rat guards, dressed in ceremonial uniforms that has guarded the Taj Mahal for centuries, has been traditionally known as Her Majesty's Royal Tahrats, or Tahrats for short.
An alternate form of trancendental meditation for doofuses who can't quite get the knack of the conventional form. Trincendoophlism practice basically consists of standing on one leg with a finger stuck in the ear while chewing gum until one has connected with the inner doofus.
A condition to which writers are especially susceptible, in which fantasies of genius interfere with their ability to think clearly. Writers afflicted with borviasis typically rant and rave when their work is rejected. Some progress to full-blown paranoia, believing that a cabal of agents, editors and publishers is "out to get them." Various treatments have been tried, but so far none have proven effective. The condition is thought to be incurable.
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