| 词组 | MUCUS |
| 释义 | boogie and booger n. a piece of nasal mucus. (Crude. Use only with discretion.)That's no way to take care of a booger!Is that a boogie on your lip, or what? hock a luggie tr. to cough up and spit out phlegm.Wayne hocked a luggie right outside the classroom door and the teacher sent him to the principal's office.Tom suppressed the urge to hock a luggie over the bridge railing. lunger n. a large and nasty mass of phlegm coughed up from the lungs and spat out.Wayne loved to pretend that he was going to plant a lunger on somebody's shoe.Sharon walked around a lunger on the sidewalk, but Beavis stepped right in it. nose-lunger n. a mass of nasal mucus.Wayne blew a nose-lunger onto the wall and giggled.Beavis thought the funniest thing in the world was having a noselunger dangling from his chin. skeet n. a blob of nasal mucus. (Collegiate.)God, Fred, there's a gross skeet hanging outta your nose!That wasn't stew; that was skeets! skeet shooting n. the act of blowing one's nose by pinching one nostril and using no tissue or handkerchief.There is nothing more disgusting than a bunch of college boys belching and skeet shooting.Bill's mother caught him skeet shooting and really gave him a lot of trouble. snot n. nasal mucus. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)Oh, God, there's snot on your cheek.He sneezed and got snot all over the newspaper. snotty and snottie mod. nasty with nasal mucus. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.)Keep your snotty old handkerchief to yourself.Don't leave your snottie tissues all over the house! |
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