Browsing page 1 of new words for May 19, 2002

• "confused" + "puzzled".

  I am confuzzled about what was just said.

  After trying to beat the challenging levels in [url=https://geometr dash lite[/url], I felt utterly confuzzled by the fast-paced obstacles!

  Last edited on Nov 25 2024. Submitted by debbie h. from Las Vegas, NV, USA on May 02 1999.

• "confused" + "puzzled".

  I am confuzzled with the comment you just made.

  Last edited on May 13 2011. Submitted by debbie h. from Las Vegas, NV, USA on May 20 1999.

• confused Pronounced con-fuzz-uld.

  I was really confuzzled in maths class.

  Last edited on May 19 2002. Submitted by Alison H. from Henley, Suffolk, UK on May 19 2002.

• confused

  Last edited on Dec 30 2005. Submitted by Jennifer O. on Dec 30 2005.

• Confused and puzzled

  Last edited on Oct 24 2020. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 24 2020.

adjective

• confused

  I'm confuzzled.

  Last edited on Feb 11 2005. Submitted by Anonymous from Michigan, USA on Feb 11 2005.

• "locals only" + "out", where the "out" is used to amplify the word preceding and connote casualness. ("Out" being a popular modifier in Californian slang to add emphasis, e.g., "Trip Out", "Far Out" "Way Out", "Played Out".) Something special that is not widely accessed, as in a loc-d out route to get to the airport fast during traffic, a loc-d out beach that is beautiful and isolated, etc. Origin: California.

  Look at this traffic, we need to find a loc-ed out route.

  Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Jennie D. from CA, USA on May 19 2002.

expression

• Loc'd out was proliferated as a term by one DJ Craze. Crazy in spanish is loco; Craze's remixes are "loc'd out" ie. Crazy!

  Last edited on Sep 20 2012. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 20 2012.

• cool.

  That game we played last night was matrix.

  • See more words with the same meaning: good, okay, cool, awesome, fun.

  Last edited on May 19 2002. Submitted by Michael from PA, USA on May 19 2002.

• slang for "a piece of crap" used when describing something worthy of being called a big hunk of crap. Also can be used when describing someone i.e. animosity, annoyance, or something you're just plain sick of.

  I hate this stupid thing! It never works! It's such a piece-o'.

  Last edited on Feb 19 2013. Submitted by merthe s. from PA, USA on May 19 2002.

adjective

• obsessed with something/someone.

  She was sprung off those shoes as soon as she saw them.

  Last edited on Feb 21 2018. Submitted by Johnny ". from Columbia, SC, USA on Jun 08 2002.

• to have an erection.

  After the striptease, I was totally sprung.

  Last edited on Feb 21 2018. Submitted by MEGAN on May 13 2003.

• extremely smitten.

  Last edited on Aug 09 2003. Submitted by Peter R. from Los Angeles, CA, USA on Aug 09 2003.

• in love with everything about a person, often occurs in early dating.

  Holy cow, Peter has only been dating Linzy a month and he is so sprung on her!

  Last edited on Aug 09 2003. Submitted by Peter R. from Los Angeles, CA, USA on Aug 09 2003.

• someone who has become unmoored.

  The origin of the name "La Honda" has its twist, like just about every thing else in the sprung history of this town. --A Separate Place p 32 Charles Jones.(1974)

  This definition is questionable and is pending deletion. It will be saved from deletion if legitimate citations are found.

  Last edited on Feb 21 2018. Submitted by tedrodgers on Dec 06 2017.

verb

• getting the hots for, put in daze, mesmerized by someone of the opposite gender.

  Amber was sprung by a hot guy in her math class.

  Last edited on Feb 21 2018. Submitted by Jacki from NC, USA on May 19 2002.

• infatuated, enamored.

  Last edited on Feb 21 2018. Submitted by Shiva from Washington, DC, USA on Dec 19 2004.

• "smitten"

  Last edited on Feb 21 2018. Submitted by Kelsey M. from Portland, OR, USA on Aug 29 2006.

notes

• "sprung" is also the past tense of the verb "spring".

  The spring sprung back into place.

  Last edited on Apr 10 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Mar 30 2010.

• A U-turn when driving an automobile.

  Do a u-ey at the intersection.

  Last edited on May 19 2002. Submitted by Martin D'Alexander from Portland, OR, USA on May 19 2002.