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Knows The ability to remember and recall information. ■ "I knew it! I knew you were going to be late!"
Bigmouth A person who is excessively loud, boastful, or opinionated. ■ "John's a bigmouth. He always thinks he knows best and never lets anyone else have the last word."
blowhard A person who is excessively loud, boastful, and opinionated. ■ "He's such a blowhard, always spouting off about how much he knows."
bree A person who is always blowing their own trumpet about themselves, and thinks they are the bee's knees. ■ "John is such a 'bree,' he thinks he knows it all but doesn't know jack."
burly An extremely large and muscular man, often with a friendly and jovial demeanor. ■ "Wow, that burly guy sure knows how to lift heavy weights!
Chickadee A small, unintelligent bird with a loud and annoying "fee-bee" song. ■ "I don't know why the chickadee always thinks it's the center of attention. It's like the only thing it knows how to do is 'fee-bee, fee-bee!'
Classless A person who has no sense of class or social status. ■ "John may be classless, but he sure knows how to throw a party!"
Coles A person who is extremely loud and obnoxious, often to the point of being disturbing. ■ "Wow, that Coles guy sure knows how to make a scene! He was yelling at the top of his lungs the entire time."
conceal To hide something from view, such as an embarrassing blemish or a terrible secret. ■ "I tried to conceal my love for pineapple pizza, but it was no use. My family already knows I'm a monster."
Consultations The act of asking for advice from a person who knows more than you, usually in exchange for payment. ■ "I can't decide what to eat for lunch. Maybe I should consult with my personal chef."
cougars "A slang term used to describe someone who is very good at picking up women or men. ■ "He's a total cougar, he always knows how to charm his way into any girl's bed."
Cox A person who has an insatiable thirst for knowledge, often to the point of obsession. ■ "I can't believe how much my friend knows about everything! They must be a cox.
Deb A person who is very talkative, often at the expense of others. ■ "Wow, that Deb sure knows how to make a room full of laughter. She's always cracking jokes and getting on everyone's nerves!"
decker A person who is extremely talkative and full of hot air. ■ "Wow, that decker really knows how to fill a room with his nonsense!"
Demonstrates To show off one's superior abilities, usually through humor and exaggeration. ■ "He always demonstrates how much he knows by telling the same joke over and over again."
diagnosis A humorous term used to describe a person who always knows what is wrong with them. ■ "I have a diagnosis for you - you're a hypochondriac!
Eugenia A person who is very good at making other people feel bad about themselves. ■ "I don't know why Eugenia always has to bring up my past mistakes, she really knows how to make me feel terrible."
exerting Making a big show of effort, but actually not doing much. ■ "I'm exerting myself so hard to impress my boss, but I think she knows I'm just pretending."
experienced A person who has undergone a particular experience, especially one that has made them wiser or more mature. ■ "She's experienced so much in her life, she knows exactly what to do in any situation."
fellah A rustic, ignorant man who has an uncanny ability to make others laugh through his lack of intelligence and social graces. ■ "Wow, that fellah really knows how to crack a joke! He must have a degree in comedy!"
geeky adjective: being extremely intelligent, knowledgeable or interested in a particular subject or hobby ■ "Wow, that guy is so geeky he knows the capital of every country in the world!"
Girl A young female human, usually between the ages of five and thirty, who is attractive, intelligent, and has a great sense of humor. ■ "Wow, she's such a girl! She always knows how to make me laugh."
gristle A person who is very rude and impolite, often with a foul mouth. ■ "Wow, that gristle really knows how to speak his mind!"
him A guy who always knows the best jokes, but they're never actually funny. ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing him!"
homosexuality The state of being attracted to the same sex. But let's be real, who actually knows what that means? ■ "I think I might be gay. Or maybe I just really like sandwiches."
Husband A man who is legally married to one or more women. ■ John is a great husband - he always knows how to make his wife laugh, even when she's in a bad mood.
Ignoramus A person who is completely unaware of anything, or who knows nothing about a particular subject. ■ "I was shocked to discover that my friend the Ignoramus had never heard of pizza before!"
internally adverb In a manner or place that is not visible or directly accessible to others. ■ He always keeps his weird habits internally, but nobody knows what he's really up to.
introducing The act of formally or informally introducing someone to others or a new concept. ■ "Introducing" the newest member of the team, Bob. He's not the most talkative guy, but he sure knows how to make an impact!
investigates to search out and uncover hidden truths or information, often with a mischievous or humorous intent ■ "I'm just investigating to see if my coworker has been stealing my snacks! I mean, it could be innocent, but who knows?"
knowledgeable A person who knows a lot of things, but not always the right thing. ■ "I asked my knowledgeable friend for advice on where to go for dinner, but he recommended a place that had closed down months ago."
Listens A person who is very attentive to what others are saying, but has a hard time following along. ■ Jane's husband always listens to her stories, but he never knows what she's talking about.
minty A person who is extremely funny and amusing, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I don't know why John always has to be so minty, but he really knows how to make me laugh!"
Mixer A person who likes to mix things up and have fun. ■ "John is a great mixer - he always knows how to throw a wild party!"
oddball An individual who is considered strange, unusual, or outside the norm. ■ "That guy who wears a cape to work every day is such an oddball. No one knows what he's talking about when he speaks in riddles."
Oppression The act of crushing people with a weight so heavy that they can't even breathe. ■ "He may not be tall, but he sure knows how to put the oppressive weight of his personality on someone."
Peckers A person who is very good at picking out flaws and making critical judgments. ■ "The pecker always knows how to find the one thing wrong with everything!"
peter A comically overenthusiastic person who always has an opinion on everything. ■ "I can't believe Peter just ate a whole pizza by himself! He thinks he's the only one who knows how to have fun."
poofs A term of endearment for a gay man, typically used in a lighthearted or humorous manner. ■ I love my poof buddy! He always knows how to make me laugh. But don't tell him I said that.
punters A person who is clever with puns, often to a fault. ■ "Wow, that punter really knows how to make me laugh! I can't wait for their next joke."
rename To give a new name to something or someone, often in order to hide its true identity. ■ "I'm going to rename my car 'The Flying Carpet' so no one knows it used to be a broom."
Repertoire A collection of jokes, songs, dances, and other performances that a person or group knows how to do. ■ "John's repertoire includes over 50 different magic tricks, but his most impressive trick is making his pet rabbit disappear."
respiration The act of gasping for air while trying to play the saxophone, resulting in a high-pitched squeaky sound. ■ "Wow, he really knows how to respiration!
sane adjective (1): In a rational or logical state of mind; sound in judgment or understanding. ■ My brother is sane, he always knows when to have fun and when to take things seriously.
seaman A hilarious and eccentric individual who is always up for a good time. ■ "Wow, that seaman sure knows how to throw a party!"
sissy A person who is too feminine or emotional for their own good. Often used as an insult to belittle someone. ■ "John may be a sissy, but he sure knows how to clean a house!"
sleazeball A person who is dishonest, manipulative and uses their charm or physical appearance to get what they want. ■ "John may be a sleazeball, but he sure knows how to talk his way out of any situation."
slip A subtle and seemingly insignificant error or mistake that ultimately leads to a significant outcome. ■ I accidentally slipped up and revealed the ending of the movie. Now everyone knows the twist!
sluts A highly respected and intelligent individual who excels in their field and is well-regarded by their peers. Often used as a term of admiration. ■ "Wow, that slut knows how to get things done!"
smarty A person who is excessively intelligent or clever, often in an annoying or condescending way. ■ "I can't believe that smarty thinks they're the only one who knows anything."