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listerfootgallery. It’s filled with black-collar workers. Reminds meof the Addams Family.bladdered mod. drunk, especially with a full bladder. I’m really bladdered! Somebody drive me home?blame shifting n. a process in business and governmentwherein the blame for something bad is shifted fromperson to person. (A coinage that has appeal becauseit fills the need to express the concept succinctly.) Can’t we have a decent argument without your constantblame shifting?blanco n. a white person; a Caucasian. (From Spanish.Potentially derogatory.) The blancos arrived in drovesto enjoy our beaches.blimp n. a nickname for an obese person. This enormousblimp managed to get on the plane but couldn’t get intoa seat.blimp out in. to overeat. I love to buy a bag of chips andjust blimp out.bling-bling 1. n. fancy jewelry, especially chains and thelike that sparkle or tinkle when in motion. (Streets.) All that bling-bling’s gonna give you a sore neck! 2. mod.fancy or sparkly, from the glimmer of light. (Streets.) Tiff! Your chains are so bling-bling!blinky and winky [“blINki and “wINki] n. a device forsmoking crack, a form of cocaine. (Drugs.) Hold theblinky here and wait till I tell you. His winky blew up,and he’s in the hospital.blisterfoot n. someone who walks a lot: a police patrolofficer, a soldier, etc. This blisterfoot puts his hand onmy shoulder and says, “What’s the rush, chum?”21