Search results for 'flat':

flat line (noun) : a person who is shows limited emotional expression

My husband is a flat line.

Submitted by: kelli m.c. from Georgia Us on Mar. 19, 2008 21:57

flatback (noun) : a type of knit used in clothing

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 16, 2005 15:58

flate (noun) : one who is consistently fashionably late

Melanie is such a flate.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 12, 2008 07:27

flatinate (verb) : to make flat

The steam roller is flatinating the road.

Submitted by: Emma from United Kingdom on Sep. 28, 2005 04:31

flatlander

(noun) : People lacking common sense when in the mountains, city folk who come to the mountains acting stupid and/or imperious. People with a certian attitude and manner, unbefitting of the mountains, whether they be from the mountains or the city.

The flatlanders are out in packs today on the mountain.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 12, 2008 01:09

(noun) : a resident of the virtual world; a world that has no horizion.

All flatlanders live in a horizionless world.

Submitted by: Gerry Bell from Canada on Jul. 31, 2007 12:39

(noun) : 1. people from flat areas of the country, e.g. Kansas, Florida. 2. people not from New England. Tourists.

"There is a large group of flatlanders over there."

Submitted by: Jack Dugdale from Vermont on Mar. 11, 2006 21:37

flatsigned (adjective) : Autographed directly on a book or collectible without personalization like "To Bob" and not signed on a bookplate (sticker) then added to a book or other collectible.

The book was flatsigned by the author. —Robert Moss, 2005

Submitted by: Tim Miller from Tennessee on Dec. 08, 2005 01:48

flatsize (verb) : The process of moving to a new home without stairs.

My knees ache everytime I walk up and down the stairs, so I need to flatsize to a an apartment or house with only one floor like a ranch house.

Submitted by: Sue K from New York on Oct. 28, 2007 15:14

flattee (noun) : a person being flattered

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jul. 07, 2008 17:39

flatuglance (noun) : The glance given by someone who recognizes that someone in his or her's presence has flatulated.

While on the elevator, he recognized someone's flatuglance as he tried to determine who had passed gas. —Dallas Morning News, 2007

Submitted by: Kathryn from Texas on May. 02, 2007 14:09

flatulence (noun) : A group or gathering of politicians. Etym: Politicians are known for producing quantities of hot air, so a gathering of them can rightly be called a flatulence.

The legislature did not have sufficient flatulence to make a quorum. —Carl Warren, personal communication, 2004

Submitted by: Daniel Kim from New Mexico on Jan. 01, 2006 00:45

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