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

OTLaddress.) Look at Otis over there, propped up againstthe wall. 2. mod. drunk. Fred was Otis by midnightand began looking like he was going to barf.OTL ["o"ti"El] phr. out to lunch; spacy; giddy. (An initialism.) Sue is OTL. She seems witless all the time.OTOH phr. on the other hand. (An initialism. A computerabbreviation, not pronounced.) That’s one good idea.OTOH, there must be many other satisfactory procedures.out of left field mod. suddenly; from an unexpectedsource or direction. All of his paintings are right outof left field.out of sight, out of mind and OOSOOM phr. & comp.abb. I don’t pay attention to what I can’t see. I completelyforgot about it. OOSOOM!out of sync [...sINk] mod. uncoordinated; unsynchronized. My watch and your watch are out of sync.out the gazoo [...g@”zu] phr. in great plenty; everywhere.(Gazoo = anus. Usually objectionable.) We have oldmagazines out the gazoo here. Can’t we throw some ofthem away?out to lunch mod. absentminded; giddy; stupid acting.(See also OTL.) Old Ted is so out to lunch these days.Seems to be losing his mind.out-and-out mod. complete or total; blatant. Don’t besuch an out-and-out stinker!outed 1. and offed mod. dead; killed. The witness wasoffed before a subpoena could be issued. 2. mod. havinghad one’s homosexual identity made public. (Not154