GPK 101: 1ST SERIES
ANNOTATED NAMES

1a  NASTY NICK  - An expression; as in "What a nasty nick", (or scratch).
      def’n: Nasty – Painful and dangerous: a nasty accident.
      def’n: Nick – (n.) A shallow cut. (v.) To cut a nick or notch in.
1b  EVIL EDDIE - A play on words: Eddie = Eddy; as in the whirling action a vampire
      does with his cape before disappearing into thin smoke.
      def’n: Evil – Harmful, injurious.
      def’n: Eddy – Move in whirls, small whirl of smoke.

2a  JUNKFOOD JOHN - John; John Doe – a name used for an unidentified person.
      def’n: Candy – A sweet confection food made of sugar.
      def’n: Junk – Rubbish, trash. (as in "useless food", little nutrition)
2b  RAY DECAY - Rhyme: The name Ray with the word decay.
      def’n: Decay – To decompose; rot. (as in "candy will rot your teeth.")

3a  UP CHUCK  = Upchuck; an informal word for vomit.
      def’n: Vomit – Eject from the stomach through the mouth. 
3b  HEAVIN’ STEVEN  Rhyme: The name Steven with the word heavin’/heave(ing).
      def’n: Heave – informal, To vomit. (see def’n for vomit above)

4a  FRYIN' BRIAN  - Rhyme: The name Brian with the word fryin'/fry(ing).
      def'n: Fry - To cook over direct heat.  informal for electrocute.
      def'n: Electrocute - To execute (kill) by electricity.
4b  ELECTRIC BILL  - A play on words, meaning a monthly utility statement.
      def'n: Electric - Derived from, producing, produced, powered, or operated by electricity.                  
      def'n: Bill - A statement of charges for goods or services.

5a  DEAD TED - Rhyme: The name Ted with the word dead. 
      def'n: Dead - No longer alive.  Suggestive of death.
      def'n: Zombie - A spell that enters into and reanimates a corpse.
      def'n: Corpse - A dead body.
5b  JAY DECAY  - Rhyme: The name Jay with the word decay. 
      def'n: Decay - To decompose; rot.  Decomposition.
      def'n: Decompose - To seperate into component parts or basic elements.

6a  ART APART  - Rhyme: The name Art with the word apart.
      def'n: Apart - In pieces, to pieces.  To be in pieces.
6b  BUSTED BOB  - A play on words.
      def'n: Bust - A sculpture of a person's head and torso.   To burst or break.
      def'n: Bob - To cut short.

7a  STORMY HEATHER  = Stormy weather.
      def'n: Storm - An atmospheric disturbance with strong winds and heavy rain.
      def'n: Weather - Bad, rough, or stormy atmospheric conditions.
7b  APRIL SHOWERS  - As in the saying "April showers bring May flowers".
      def'n: April - The 4th month of the year.
      def'n: Shower - A brief fall of rain, hail, or sleet.

8a  ADAM BOMB = Atomic bomb; a play on words; Adam = atom = atomic.
      def’n: Atom – The smallest particle.
      def’n: Atomic Bomb – An explosive weapon of great destructive power.
8b  BLASTED BILLY - A play on words; Billy = billow.
      def’n: Blast – An explosion: an atomic blast.
      def’n: Billow – A great swell or surge.

9a  BOOZIN’ BRUCE - Semi-rhyme: The name Bruce with the word boozin’/booze(ing).
      def’n: Booze – Intoxicating drink.
      def’n: Boozing – To drink alcoholic beverages excessively.
9b DRUNK KEN  = Drunken. 
      def’n: Drunk – Intoxicated with alcoholic liquor.
      def’n: Drunken – Drunk; intoxicated. Happening during intoxication: a drunken rage.

10a  TEE-VEE STEVIE - Rhyme: The name Stevie with the word tee-vee.
        Tee-Vee; spelled out for T.V., short for television.
        def’n: Television – The transmission and reception of images by electric means.
10b GEEKY GARY - Gary; G name to go with the word geek(y).
        Geeky; in reference to geek, informal word as in nerd or dork.
        As in the saying "What a geek, doesn’t have a life, stays home and watches T.V."

11a  ITCHY RICHIE - Rhyme: The name Richie with the word itch(y)..
        def’n: Itch – A skin sensation causing a desire to scratch.
11b  BUGGED BERT - Bert; B name to go with the word bug(ged).
        def’n: Bug – Any of various often harmful insects.
        def’n: Bugged – slang, To annoy; pester.

12a  FURRY FRAN  - Fran; F name to go with the word fur(ry).
        def’n: Fur (1) – A furlike covering.
        def’n: Fur (2) – The thick coat of soft hair covering the body of various animals.
12b  HAIRY MARY - Rhyme: The name Mary with the word hair(y).
        def’n: Hair – A fine, threadlike outgrowth from the skin of a mammal.

13a  ASHCAN ANDY - Semi-rhyme: The name Andy with the word can, ashcan or trashcan.
        Parody of the 'Star Wars' movie character R2D2.
        def’n: Can – A metal container.
        def’n: Trash – Worthless or discarded material or objects.
13b  SPACEY STACY - Rhyme: The name Stacy with the word space(y).
        Parody of the 'Star Wars' movie character R2D2; Spacey - slang. Ditzy; airheaded.
        def’n: Space – The expanse in which the solar system, stars, and galaxies exist.

14a  POTTY SCOTTY - Rhyme: The name Scotty with the word pot(ty).
        Pot; informal for toilet. Potty, informal for urinate.
        def’n: Urinate – To discharge urine.
        def’n: Pot – Something resembling a pot in appearance or function.
14b  JASON BASIN - Rhyme: The name Jason with the word basin. Basin, informal for toilet.
        def’n: Basin – A round, open, shallow container used especially for holding liquids.
        def’n: Toilet – A disposal apparatus used for urination and defication.

15a  AILIN’ AL - Semi-rhyme: The name Al with the word ailin’/ail(ing).
        def’n: Ail – To feel ill. To make ill or uneasy.
15b  MAULED PAUL - Rhyme: The name Paul with the word mauled.
        def’n: Mauled - To beat, bruise, or tear.

16a  WEIRD WENDY - Wendy: W name to go with the word weird.
        def’n: Weird (1) – Suggestive of or concerned with the supernatural; unearthly.
        def’n: Weird (2) – Of and odd, peculiar, or inexplicable character; unusual.
16b  HAGGY MAGGIE - Rhyme: The name Maggie with the word hag(gy).
        def’n: Hag – An ugly old woman. A witch; sorceress.

17a  WACKY JACKIE - Rhyme: The name Jackie with the word wacky.
        def’n: Wacky – slang, Crazy or silly; nutty.
        def’n: Crazy – Mentally unbalanced; insane.
17b  LOONY LENNY - Semi-rhyme: the name Lenny with the word loony.
        def’n: Loony – informal, Crazy; insane (afflicted with mental disorder).
        def’n: Loon – A simple-minded or mad person.

18a  CRANKY FRANKIE - Rhyme: The name Frankie with the word cranky. Double meaning.
        def’n: Crank – A rotary motion device by turning a crank.
        def’n: Cranky – Ill tempered; peevish.
18b  BAD BRAD - Rhyme: The name Brad with the word bad.
        def’n: Bad – Having undesirable qualities; not good. Rotten; spoiled.

19a  CORRODED CARL  = Corroded car. Double meaning.
        def’n: Corrode – To wear away gradually especially by chemical action.
19b  CRATER CHRIS - Chris: C name to go with the name crater (slang - marks caused by acne).
        def’n: Crater – A depression or pit resembling a crater. A bowl-shaped depression.

20a  SWELL MEL  - Rhyme: The name Mel with the word swell.
        def’n: Swell – A fashionably dressed person. Fashionably elegant; smart; stylish.
20b  DRESSY JESSE - Rhyme: The name Jessie with the word dressy.
        def’n: Dressy – Elaborate in dress. Smart; stylish.

21a VIRUS IRIS  - Rhyme: The name Iris with the word virus.
        def’n: Virus – Any of various submicroscopic pathogens that are capable of invading
        and destroying living cells that replicate producing a disease.
21b  SICKY VICKY - Rhyme: The name Vicky with the word sick(y).
        def’n: Sick – Ailing; ill; unwell. Nauseated.

22a  JUNKY JEFF - Jeff: J name to go with the word junk(y).
        def’n: Junk – Scrap materials. Rubbish; trash. To throw away or discard as useless.
22b  STINKY STAN - Stan: S name to go with with word stink(y).
        def’n: Stink – To emit or cause to emit a strong, offensive odor. Stench.

23a  DRIPPY DAN - Dan: D name to go with the word drip(py).
        def’n: Drip – To fall or let fall in drops. To shed drops. Liquid that falls in drops.
23b  LEAKY LOU - Lou: L name to go with the word leak(y).
        def’n: Leak – Hole, crack, or opening through which something can escape or pass.

24a  NERVOUS REX  = Nervous wreck. As in the expression "I’m a nervous wreck."
        def’n: Nervous – High strung; jittery. Uneasy; anxious.
        def’n: Wreck – one that is in a shattered, broken-down, or worn-out state.
24b  NERDY NORM - A social standing.
        Nerdy – in reference to nerd; informal word as in geek or dork.
        def’n: Norm – A standard, model, or pattern regarded as typical for a specific group.

25a CREEPY CAROL - Carol: C name to go with the word creepy.
        def’n: Creepy – informal, Inducing or having a sensation of fear, as of things
        crawling on the skin.
25b  SCARY CARRIE - Rhyme: The name Carrie with the word scary.
        def’n: Scary – informal, Frightening. Easily scared; very timid.

26a  SLOBBY ROBBIE - Rhyme: The name Robbie with the word slob(by).
        def’n: Slob – A crude or slovenly person. Messy.
26b  FAT MATT - Rhyme: The name Matt with the word fat.
        def’n: Fat – Plumpness; obesity. To be overweight.

27a  BRAINY JANIE - Rhyme: The name Janie with the word brain(y).
        def’n: Brain – Intellectual capacity; intelligence.
        Brainy; informal word for smart. Intelligent; bright.
27b  JENNY GENIUS - Jenny: J name to go with the similar sounding word genius.
        def’n: Genius – A person of the highest mental ability or the greatest creative power.

28a OOZY SUZY  - Rhyme: The name Suzy with the word ooz(y).
        def’n: Ooze – To flow or leak out slowly; exude.
28b  MELTIN’ MELISSA - Melissa: M name to go with the word meltin'/melt(ing).
        def’n: Melt – To change from a solid to a liquid state usually by heat or pressure.

29a  BONY JOANIE - Rhyme: The name Joanie with the word bony.
        Bony; informal word for skinny (very thin).
29b  THIN LYNN - Rhyme: The name Lynn with the word thin.
        def’n: Thin – Lean or slender. Lanky; scrawny; spare.

30a  NEW WAVE DAVE - Rhyme: The name Dave with the words new wave (new style; latest craze).
        def’n: New – Not old; recent. Recently become known. Modern; current.
30b  GRAFFITI PETEY - Rhyme: The name Petey with the word graffiti (graffito).
        def’n: Graffito – A crude drawing or inscription, as on a wall.

31a  RUN DOWN RHODA - Double meaning; Rhoda = road. (notice: running outfit)
        def’n: Run-down (thing) – Old and decayed, broken.
        def’n: Run-down (person) – Tired or listless. Unwound and not running.
31b  FLAT PAT - Rhyme: The name Pat with the word flat.
        def’n: Flat – Having a smooth, even, level surface. Level with the ground.

32a  FRIGID BRIDGET - Rhyme: The name Bridget with the word frigid.
        def’n: Frigid – Extremely cold. Lacking warmth of feeling.
32b  CHILLY MILLIE - Rhyme: The name Millie with the word chilly.
        def’n: Chilly – Cold enough to cause shivering. Seized with cold.

33a  MAD MIKE - Mike: M name to go with with word mad.
        def’n: Mad – Feeling anger or resentment. Lacking restraint, reason, or judgement.
33b  SAVAGE STUART - Stuart: S name to go with the word savage.
        def’n: Savage – Not domesticated or cultivated; wild. A primitive or uncivilized
        person.  A brutal person. To attack violently or brutally.

34a  KIM KONG  = King Kong.
        A parody of the movie: King Kong – the giant gorilla.
34b  ANNA BANANA - Rhyme: The name Anna with the word banana.
        def’n: Banana – The crescent-shaped fruit of the banana plant.

35a  WRINKLY RANDY - Randy: R name to go with the word wrinkl(y).
        def’n: Wrinkle – A furrow, ridge, or crease on a normally smooth surface, as skin.
35b  ROCKIN’ ROBERT - Robert: R name to go with the word rockin’/rock(ing).
        def’n: Rock – To move back and forth in a rhythmic motion (ex. rocking chair).

36a  WRAPPIN’ RUTH - Ruth: R name to go with the word wrappin’/wrap(ping).
        def’n: Wrapping – The material in which something is wrapped.
        def’n: Wrap – To draw, fold, or wind about in order to cover.
36b  TOMMY TOMB - Double meaning. 
        A parody of the dancer Tommy Tune.
        def'n: Tomb - A vault or chamber for the dead.   A place of burial.

37a  GUILLOTINA = Guillotine; a play on words.
        def'n: Guillotine - A machine for beheading by means of a heavy blade
        that falls freely between upright posts.
37b  CINDY LOPPER = Cyndi Lauper; double meaning.
        A parody on the singer/songwriter Cyndi Lauper.
        def'n: Lop - to cut off (a part) with a single swift blow.

38a  SLIMY SAM  - Sam: S name to go with the word slimy (slime).
        def'n: Slime - A moist, sticky substance or coating - often in regards to
        amphibians and reptiles.  (misconception since reptile skin is dry).
38b  LIZARD LIZ  - Semi-rhyme: The name Liz with the word lizard. 
        def'n: Lizard - Any of various reptiles having a long, scaly body, four legs,
        and a tapering tail.

39a  BUGGY BETTY  - Betty: B name to go with the word bug(gy).
        def'n: Bug - Any of various insects, spiders, etc.
39b  GREEN JEAN  - Rhyme: The name Jean with the word green.
        def'n: Green - Of the color green.

40a  UNSTITCHED MITCH - Rhyme: The name Mitch with the word (un)stitch(ed).
        def’n: Stitch – A link, loop, or knot formed by a threaded needle in sewing.
40b  DAMAGED DON  = Damaged done; as the expression "The damage has been done".
        def’n: Damage – Impairment of the usefulness of value of person or property; loss;
        harm.  To cause injury to.

41a  MEAN GENE - Rhyme: The name Gene with the word mean.
        def’n: Mean – lacking elevating human qualities, as kindness and good will.
41b  JOLTIN’ JOE - Joe: J name to go with the word joltin’/jolt(ing). Double meaning.
        A parody on the baseball player’s Joe Dimaggio’s nickname.
        def’n: Jolt – To shake violently with a sudden, sharp blow (as in rapid gunfire).

Definitions taken from: The American Heritage Dictionary.

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