Download File - JOHN J. HADDAD, Ph.D.

love bombslove bombs n. affirmations of affection. These two weredropping love bombs on each other, even though they hateeach other’s guts.(love) handles n. rolls of fat around the waist that canbe held on to during lovemaking. Ted worked out daily,trying to get rid of his love handles.low five n. the slapping of hands at waist level as a greeting. The two eight-year-olds tried to give each other alow five, but they both hurt their hands.low rent 1. n. a low person; someone without grace orspirit. (Also a rude term of address.) Look, low rent,where is what you owe me? 2. mod. cheap; unfashionable. This place is strictly low rent.lowdown 1. mod. rotten; bad. What a dirty, lowdownthing to do. 2. n. the facts on something; the scuttlebuttabout something. What’s the lowdown on thatfunny statue in the park?low-life 1. n. a low person; a repellent person. Thislow-life smells like bacon. 2. mod. mean; belligerent. We don’t need any low-life characters around here.low-res and lo-res ["lo"rEz] mod. poor; unpleasant.(From low resolution in a computer terminal. Comparethis with high-res.) The party is lo-res. Let’s cruise.lube n. butter. Pass the lube, will ya, huh?lucci n. money. (Possibly from lucre, “money, reward” asin filthy lucre.) Can you loan me some of that lucci?luck out in. to be fortunate; to strike it lucky. I reallylucked out when I ordered the duck. It’s excellent.132