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Baauuwwll (n) |
An angry outburst |
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Bwernt (n) |
A fart that sounds like a short trumpet
blast, or vise versa. |
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Dalmatus (n) |
A demon who haunts Mr. Cricket |
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Dalpubbins (n) |
The king of the old west |
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Deesh (v) |
To bite down while smiling
note: saying this word will force you to make this face |
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Ewehh (n) |
A celebratory cry, often followed by a
raised fist in the air |
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Fermz (v) |
To frown disapprovingly |
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Fuff (v) |
Tucking in your bottom lip with your front
teeth
note: saying this word will force you to make this face |
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Hewwll (n) |
A sorrowful sigh |
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Hoyyy (n) |
Joyful cry, often heard when Mr. Cricket
spots an airplane |
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Huthit (n) |
Inquiry, confusion |
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Neln (n) |
Frustration, as shown by folding the tip of
your tongue under your bottom teeth and biting down on it with your top
teeth |
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Pok (n) |
An erroneous sound, often heard when
listening to a burned CD-R |
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Pums (n) |
A taunting stare in which the jaw is open
wide, but the lips are sealed tight |
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Rlee, rlee, rlee (n) |
Authentic Mr. Cricket gibberish |
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Runkunks (n) |
Heavy, consecutive guitar crunches |
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Thit (n) |
Shit, defecation |
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Tubbins (n) |
Hat hair |
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Twibith (n) |
Travis, Mr. Cricket's brother |
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Wubbeets (v) |
To wave ones arms violently up and down |