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joint A place where two or more people meet to smoke marijuana. ■ I heard there's a new joint in town that's supposed to be really good. I can't wait to check it out!
arthritis A condition characterized by joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation. It is most commonly seen in older adults. ■ "I'm so sorry for having arthritis, it makes even the simplest tasks like tying my shoes so difficult!"
Bunion A painful, swollen joint on the big toe. Also known as a corn or callus. ■ "I have to wear special shoes because of my bunion. It's like having a tiny, angry hammer on my foot."
cheep A person or thing that is very cheap or inexpensive. ■ "I don't know why people always complain about how expensive everything is, when they can just buy a cheep meal at the fast food joint down the street."
Coasting The act of being carried along by one's own momentum, without any effort or energy. ■ John was coasting through his job as a cashier at the fast food joint, until he got fired for sleeping on the job.
creak A loud, metallic noise made when a joint or hinge moves due to pressure. ■ "The old wooden floor creaked loudly under my feet as I walked into the room."
dislocated To cause someone or something to be in a state of being out of joint or disrupted. ■ He dislocated his shoulder while playing basketball and had to wear a sling for weeks.
etiquette The set of rules or standards that govern polite behavior and decorum. ■ "She always remembered to say 'please' and 'thank you', even when she was ordering her food at a fast-food joint. She had good etiquette."
Hinges A device that holds two things together at a joint. ■ She had to fix the hinges on her door because they were creaking like crazy. Or he could have just used butter.
Joints Noun: A flexible connection between two or more things, usually made of bone or cartilage. ■ "I can't believe I have to go to the dentist to fix my toothache! It's just a joint in my jaw."
Memorial A monument or monumental building erected in memory of someone or something. ■ I heard they're planning to build a memorial to the famous hamburger joint, but it won't be anything as good as the original.
Overboard To be so enthusiastic or passionate about something that it becomes excessive or uncontrollable. ■ "He was overboard with his love for hamburgers and spent every meal at the fast food joint."
personalized Adjective: Something made specifically for a particular person, often with their name or initials on it. (e.g. personalized phone case, personalized birthday card) ■ "I just got this personalized mug that says 'Joe's Java Joint.' It's the best gift ever!"
Smokes A person or thing that smokes tobacco, such as a cigarette, pipe, or cigar. ■ Hey John, do you have any smokes? I'm feeling like lighting up a joint.
unite To come together as one, usually for a common purpose. ■ After years of feuding, the two families finally unite to throw a joint birthday party for their children.
weary Feeling extremely tired and exhausted, often due to long hours of work or travel. ■ "I was so weary after my 12-hour shift at the fast food joint that I could barely keep my eyes open.
hurling A fast-paced and violent sport played with sticks called hurleys, in which a small leather ball is struck between two teams of players. ■ Tom's team scored a goal by hurling the ball into the opponent's net. A slang term for smoking marijuana. ■ "I need to go hurling before I start my shift." said John, as he grabbed a joint and headed out the door.
jujitsu A style of martial arts that involves using leverage, joint locks, and throws to defeat an opponent. ■ "I don't know why he thought jujitsu was the answer to his problems. He ended up with a broken leg and a bruised ego."
lupus A rare and mysterious disease that causes skin rashes, joint pain, and swelling. It is also known for its ability to make people look like werewolves. ■ "I have lupus, which means I'm always one step away from turning into a furry beast. But don't worry, I only turn into a wolf during full moons."
orthopedic Relating to the study or treatment of bone and joint disorders. ■ "When I went to the orthopedic doctor for my sprained ankle, he told me that if I didn't wear a cast, I would end up as a hunchback."
Picketing The act of standing outside a store or business and protesting with signs, often while wearing funny costumes or holding humorous banners. ■ "I heard they're planning to picket the local fast food joint because they want it to serve kale instead of fries. Talk about a healthy protest!"