Search results for 'park':

parkette (noun) : a small park

appears on signs naming small parks in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Submitted by: Peter Reich from Canada on May. 09, 2007 18:40

parking lark (noun) : Ratty looking birds that live their lives out in parking lots, scavenging for bits of food people toss under their cars as garbage.

This greedy little parking lark tried flying away with a half-eaten Big Mac and ended up dropping it on my car's hood!

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Dec. 18, 2007 15:26

parkisam (verb) : to study like sam park

I like to parkisam at night —none, sam park, october 18, 2005

Submitted by: samparkowea from California on Oct. 18, 2005 23:44

parkitecture (noun) : a style of construction for lodges and cabins especially making use of stones and logs such as many found in the American west

The past decade under new owners has seen great changes, including a change in the building motifs to reflect the log-and-stone, national park-style "parkitecture." —Dan Leeth, Sunday Oregonian, November 26, 2006

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 27, 2007 15:43

parkour

(noun) : the art of moving from place to place in the fastest and most efficient way possible, using only the capabilities of the human body

Using parkour movements, he made it over the wall to the other side.

Submitted by: Lucille Golubow on Jan. 14, 2008 21:25

(noun) : physical discipline inspired by human movement, focusing on uninterrupted, efficient forward motion over, under, around and through obstacles (both human-made and natural) in one's environment.

The young boys were practicing parkour in the gym.

Submitted by: Timothy Nikolas from Louisiana on Feb. 13, 2007 08:54

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