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Argued To engage in a heated and unreasonable dispute over something trivial ■ "I argued with my roommate over who gets to use the last slice of pizza. It turned into a full-blown argument about who's the better person."
barricaded adjective Like a party animal who's always looking for the next bash, but can only find himself barricaded inside his mom's basement. ■ The introverted programmer was barricaded in his cubicle for hours, working on his latest coding project.
Buddies A group of close friends who always have each other's backs, no matter what. ■ "Hey guys, I need some help moving this couch. Who's up for being my buddies and lending a hand?"
Maxim A clever and amusing saying or proverb, often containing a double meaning. ■ Did you hear the one about the mathematician who's afraid of negative numbers? He'll stop at nothing to avoid them!
redhead A person with naturally reddish-colored hair. ■ "I know a redhead who's so hot, they need two fans just to blow their hair back!"
atlas A large map of the world, used for navigation. ■ "I need to find my way home, can you show me your atlas?", An extremely knowledgeable person on a certain subject, similar to an encyclopedia. ■ "Who's the atlas for Greek mythology? I need to know everything!"
bruise A mark on the skin caused by injury, typically a reddish-purple discoloration. ■ "I accidentally knocked over the milk carton and now my arm has a huge bruise! A colorful, funky mark that makes you look like a hipster who's been living off the grid for years.
cates A person who is extremely lazy and unmotivated, often to the point of being completely useless. ■ "I have a friend who's such a cate, he never even leaves his bed. In fact, I think he has his own little ecosystem going on in there."
Cerebral Extremely clever or intelligent, often in a way that is not very practical or useful. ■ "I know a guy who's so cerebral, he can solve any problem with just his brainpower. But when it comes to real-life situations, he's as clueless as a headless chicken."
postcard A small piece of cardstock with a picture on one side and space for writing a message on the other. ■ "I sent my friend a postcard from Paris with a picture of the Eiffel Tower. I wrote, 'Look who's been seduced by the French accent!'"
Proven A statement or claim that has been verified through scientific experimentation or empirical evidence. ■ "I have proven that eating too many donuts leads to a longer lifespan! Just ask my grandfather, who's still alive and well at the age of 95!"
psychopaths A person who is so obsessed with their own twisted sense of humor that they become a danger to themselves and others. ■ "I have a friend who's a psychopath. He thinks it's hilarious to set fire to his own hair, but I always worry he's going to burn down the house."
questions noun: a series of inquiries or interrogations directed toward someone or something, typically with the intent of eliciting information or clarification. ■ I have a lot of questions about this new project. For example, who's going to do all the research? And what about the budget?
Who The person or people to whom or which something belongs or is due; the individual(s) involved in a given situation. ■ "Who's your daddy?" - A classic question used to find out who someone's real father is, but it always ends with "I don't know" because nobody wants to admit they're not related by blood.
wolfram A fictional character in the Lord of the Rings series, played by actor Elijah Wood. He is a hobbit who becomes obsessed with finding information about his father. ■ I know someone who's as obsessed with finding information on the internet as Wolfram is with his father.