mal air n:
bad air <Sure, she lived in Bel Air, but on certain summer
days the ~ made her feel like she lived in Houston.>
menpause n:
a condition whereby men are utterly stunned <Edgar addled around
the shopping mall on Christmas Eve, struck by the acute onset
of ~.>
mentally incontinent n:
1. the habit of speaking before thinking. 2. excessive thoughts,
often leading to excessive speech. <Daisy noticed how being
nervous made her ~.>
menu-driven adj:
1. transacted at a restaurant or cafe. <Taking lunch orders
and picking up conversational tidbits, Daisy saw how utterly ~
the entertainment biz is.>
mercedesitis n:
a realization that you could be the only person left in town who's
driving a non-luxury car <Looking out the window of his beat-up
Toyota, Gene was frozen with insecurity as he ogled the sleek
cars in the parking lot. He had a bad case of ~.> —Val
Blaha, Yamhill, Ore.
Möbius n:
the name of a trendy strip club in L.A. <Intellectual oglers
frequent the ~ strip on Western and Sunset.>
Mount Baldy n: a West Hollywood gay bar <Jim
loved going to ~.>