Do any of you use words that aren't really words?

• BigAppleBuckeye

  

  In your group of friends, do you have words or sayings that aren't really words, yet everybody in the group understands it?
  
  Example: someone in our crew, a long time ago, coined the term "Buhhhh." You use "Buhhhh" after making a statement that is obviously false, with a straight face, like:
  
  "OhioChatter has some of the sharpest minds of any internet website ... BUHHHH."
  
  Yes, I can count to potato ...
• j_crazy

  

  my wife says boughten.
  
  as in:
  
  "are those homeade or store boughten?"
  
  
  when she says that it's the only time i've ever felt compulsed to choke a bitch.
• VikingFan

  absofuckinlutely
• Heretic

  

  When I use a word that isn't a word...it becomes a word. That's my influence over the world, you bunch of skuugelumpkins.
• Laley23

  

  Yes, but most are a variation of a real word.
• thavoice

  i started using the word Cincifuckinatti when talking about the Reds after their meltdown.
• BRF

  

  "Heretically speaking, of course"
  
  
  [size=xx-small]sounds good, doesn't it?[/size]
• karen lotz

  

  We have our own language. Complete sarcasm all the time. It's great when someone who isn't around our group of friends much hangs out, they have no idea what we are talking about.
• goosebumps

  

  same here karen lotz, we use a lot of code words too haha.
• noreply66

  Hybrofalseface--- an ugly person has this
  
  were are youens going???
• VikingFan

  Actually when the kids are around it's....absoluckinfutely. Somehow puts a cleaner spin on it...?
• sjmvsfscs08

  goosebumps wrote: same here karen lotz, we use a lot of code words too haha.

  I think every group of friends has its own set of phrases or words that have a completely different meaning. haha I know mine does.
• Mr. 300

  

  Youunce
• mcburg93

  

  smanked- its two last names mixed together of two buddies that done the same chic that is uglier then hell and fat. so now when someone does something bad they got smanked
• justincredible

  

  Laley23 wrote: Yes, but most are a variation of a real word.

  Same here.
• brutus161

  

  Awesomosity
• ernest_t_bass

  

  In college we would call easy girls "slop-tarts."
• Chesapeake

  

  Costed.
• justincredible

  

  I say crick instead of creek.
• said_aouita

  

  justincredible wrote: I say crick instead of creek.

  I consider a crick similar to a creek but only smaller.
  
  River= largest
  Creek= smaller
  Crick= Smallest
  
  
  I was dropped on my head a lot as a child.
• justincredible

  

  I'll say creek if it is a proper name, something like Winding Creek or whatever. If I am referring to the body of water I say crick 100% of the time.