Marriage Dictionary
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Funny how marriage invents new words & phrases that nobody understands but you. I often take it for granted that we speak in tongues, which makes people look at us like, "Huh, what the heck did you two just say?" So I'll share some of our common household words and phrases that have over the years become part of our daily conversations.
The funniest thing is how these words and phrases have come full circle, and I guess I use them often enough that my whole circle of friends talks like this now. I heard a co-worker telling another co-worker to, "Stop acting so damn nibby." Then another co-worker said, "Let's order pizza, I have a hankerin." Those are both my husband's words. Here's more:
Nibby = Old women act nibby (snippity, nervous, uppity) as does my girl Pitbull when she shoves you off the couch or bed since that's where SHE wants to be.
Hankerin' = strong craving that must be dealt with
Poonage = (short for poonage-4-the-noonage) = Tampons
Be-dotes = Anything can be be-dotes. Hug be-dotes, snack-be-dotes. Be-dotes are your "whiskers on kittens."
Snurf = Successfully stealing the last piece of bacon or food that doesn't belong to you
Pinch & squirt = We take our dogs to the park, where they pinch and squirt
Hootie-Hoo = An oral favor given to a man
Strappin on the Feed Bag = dining out
Fine Dining = midway food like corn dogs & meat-on-stick