Get the hell out of dodge
(v.) To depart a place of danger or displeasing things. cf. Bang out, Foxtrot oscar
Definition linkGoat
(n.) An imaginary factor which, when unleashed, causes a situation to deteriorate rapidly. cf. Rolling goat
Definition linkGrip it
(v.) Gain control of the situation. Get a handle on, cf. Lead turn
Definition linkNibbled to death by ducks
(adv.) Being beset upon all sides with small requests or criticisms that seem trivial and distracting from important matters at hand. cf. Nif naf & triv
Definition linkNoddy guide
(n.) A written step by step process that is very easy to follow to achieve the desired result. cf. Gizza
Definition linkPress on
(inst.) Continue. Usually in marginal circumstances. cf. Crack on, pressonitis
Definition linkSnag
(n.) A problem of any kind. cf. Snaggless, Snag of the Day
Definition linkSnag of the Day (or Du Jour)
(n.) The daily emergency discussed at the morning meteorological briefing. Daily drama
Definition linkSnagless
(adj.) There are no problems involved with the thing being described. No snags, Dim snaggio
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