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We call a messy-nebby-wierd situation combined:challee-pulkee (NOT TO BE USED ON PEOPLE!)
A great-exciting-perfect situation is:juicy (not couture…)
Hmmm. Who in the CR is a challee-pulkee that Eclipse thought we might use it on them?
Az Yiboker Kashachar Yeracha!
We use it every time something interesting/exciting etc… comes up!
(Rosh Hoshana or Yom Kippur Mussaf)
“nervousing” as in “You’re nervousing me!” there’s another one, I’m just drawing a blank right now.
Geniotic. We use it when someone comes up with a brilliant idea. (Why, that’s geniotic!)
Wady – baby wipes.
focustrate focuse and concentrate
i say ‘flagga dibamba’ when an expletive would be used. as in ‘ flaga dibamba” i dropped two eggs agaIN!
my family uses ‘farcleent’ to describe the situation when something is put away and never found again
turtlish. when some someone does something so slow or even not so smart. we used to have a dictionary of the words we made up and used. but i cant remember the words now off hand only turtlish. “You’re so turtlish”
BS”D
I have some in Yiddish that I umm..cannot share here.
1- Bosh = bathroom
2- Slach Pach = are you mochel me for anyhting I may have done to you.
3- Milav = Milava Malka
so we say You too!! lol
um…. most of them the boys make up!!!!!!!! LOL 🙂
shmai drai supper- when my mother says “open the freezer and take some frozen ready made things for supper
snitchel
(my favorite!)
Ashkizfard-the result of an American trying to talk Hebrew w/ an Israeli accent!
Staycation- stay at home vacation (although ev1 seems to be using this now! my dad didn’t like to travel much)
Odorant=Skunk
farshturket!
anyone guess what that means?
oh my brothers say shnoozle-something gross like “what is this shnoozle?” (mostly in refrence to food-not my mothers though!)
Stuffed- lol- that just reminded me of another one..
My brother named those lil palm tree ponys lil kids wear on top of ther heads “shnozzle”
Marbit – cross between maariv and arbit
Lupper -lunch/supper (as in “brunch”-breakfast/lunch)
hmmmm.. MY family says ‘lupper’… HMM 😉
Oh, we have soooooooo many….
The Wolf
Funcused- that’s when we get ahh umm, what was I saying?
my fav one is “Chilax” for “chill” and “relax”( we didn’t make it up but my family def uses it alot)…we always use it when someone overreacts or gets overly anxious…”like chilax man!”
My Father A”H used the word “pespechnye” to mean unpleasant like unpleasant weather. I don’t know if it’s made up or if it’s a real Russian word.
Rapahel. The russian word is pronounced “paskudnya”
“Seafood”. Basically, when my wife doesn’t cook dinner, and we rummage around the pantry and “what we see is what we eat”.
Wait we have a few more….k…….Shnizzle,after someone says something lk lets say s/o says my foot hurts nd then s/o elser says ur afoot. we always your your a watever…… we also say chillax!!!lol also more but wtvr!!!!!!!lol
just saying- some of these words in the thread were def not made up by those ppl posting them- because they have been around forever and r used all over-
Awesometatious- when somthing is just beyond awesome!
Scrumdidilliumptious-(dont think we made this one up) wen s/t tastes really really good!
and ….. FANTABULOUS- fantastic, fabuloas (sry cant spell!)(dont think we made this ne up either)
dilikis for delicous !!!!!!
Bump
We call out sandwich maker the “tzzzzz” because that’s what it sounds like.
It sounds very funny when we make other people sandwiches and we say, “Hey, just plug in the tzzzzz, okay?”
We ALSO say lupper. And brupper for when we have pancakes for supper or something.
Then there’s FFY for Fend For Yourself dinner night (but that’s not my family, that’s my cousins who I stay with in the summer).
The garage door opener is the clicker, the garage is either “the Pesach kitchen” or “the folding chair gemach” depending on our moods, a fudgsicle is a fudgie, and a pool float is a floatie or a floater.
Its seems that Flatbush people(not stereotyping!!) have coined the word PUMP instead of hydrant
My kids say “it’s a thing-a-maboodle”. They made that one up themselves.
My little one calls chocolate milk “kaku”. He couldn’t say the long version when he was younger, so the nickname stuck.
Love them all (except for chillax and wtvr, not very mentchlich, sorry)!
BUMP why not?
SiDi™
They aren’t nice words; I can’t tell you.
So Popa, why are you using them? You’re a bad boy!! ☺
SiDi™
Girlie: when you want to ask a your sister’s friend her name you shout “hey girlie over there..what’s your name?”
Ze wo wafeh: a younger kid in our family trying to say Ze lo yafeh (meaning that’s not nice) its a common saying in our house for: leave me alone/get off me/ I did not take your ______/and no I do not want to do you another favor
We say Jimjams for pyjamas. Nasse lecho dodi for nothing, e.g, if you tidy up you’ll get a Nasse lecho dodi.
Hocker101:
That posuk you cited is from Maftir of Yom Kippur, not mussaf.
It’s in yeshaya, Perek ?’?. Close though – nice try!
so in my fam we call all babies baby grunch. also for CVS we call it cv-ech. also for gps… like u kno from the ech ech joke:)
“Shmoosh” (or mush) for a very cuute kid with those yummy pudgy cheeks
we had others but can’t remember any they’re probably so ingrained in our vocabulary i don’t realize theyr made up
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