GPK
101 : 7TH SERIES
ANNOTATED
NAMES

| 251a |
BARFING BARBARA = Barbara;
B name to go with the word barf(ing). |
| 251b |
VALERIE VOMIT - Valerie;
V name to go with the word vomit.
def'n: Vomit - Expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth; throw up what has been eaten. Come out with force or violence. |
| 252a |
MILKY WAYNE = Milky Way.
def'n: Milky Way - A broad band of faint light that stretches across the sky at night that is made up of countless stars. Believed to be a spiral galaxy. def'n: Milky - Like milk; white as milk; whitish. Of or yielding milk def'n: Milk - The whitish liquid secreted by the mammary glands of female mammals for the nourishment of their young. |
| 252b |
DAIRY CARI - Rhyme: The
name Cari with the word dairy.
def'n: Dairy - Business of producing milk and cream and making butter and cheese. Cows of certain breeds raised for their milk. |
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| 253a |
RUSS PUS - Rhyme: The
name Russ with the word pus.
def'n: Pus - A thick, yellowish-white, opaque fluid consisting of white blood cells, bacteria, serum, etc., formed in sores, absesses, and other infected tissue of the body. |
| 253b |
LOUISE SQUEEZE - Rhyme:
The name Louise with the word squeeze.
def'n: Squeeze - To press hard; compress. Force or thrust by pressing. Force out or extract by pressure. A small quantity or amount squeezed out.. |
| 254a |
CHRIS MESS = Christmas.
Parody of Christmas.
def'n: Christmas - The yearly celebration of the birth of Christ; Dec 25th. The season of Christmas. def'n: Mess - Confusion of difficulty. An unpleasant or unsuccessful affair or state of affairs. To fool with; get involved with. |
| 254b |
SANDY CLOD = Santa Claus.
Parody of Santa Claus.
def'n: Santa Claus - The Saint of Christmas giving, Saint Nicholas, according to modern conception a jolly old man with a white beard, dressed in a fur-trimmed red suit. def'n: Clod - A stupid person; blockhead. A rude, bad-mannered person. Boor. |
| 255a |
ON THE MARK = The expressions:
"On the mark"; "Hit the mark"; "Make one's mark".
def'n: Mark - Something aimed at; target; goal. def'n: On the mark - Hitting the thing aimed at. To the point; relevant. |
| 255b |
BULL'S IRA = Bull's-eye.
def'n: Bull's-eye - The center of a target. A shot that hits it. |
| 256a |
JACK POT = Jackpot.
def'n: Jackpot - The accumulated stakes or the big prize of any game. Get the big prize. Have a stroke of very good luck. |
| 256b |
MONTE CARLO = Monte Carlo.
def'n: Monte Carlo - A town in Monaco, noted as a gambling resort. |
| 257a |
CUT-UP CARMEN - Carmen;
C name to go with the words cut-up.
def'n: Cut-up - slang. A person who shows off or plays tricks. def'n: Cut - Make by cutting. Be cut; admit of being cut. def'n: Cutting - Thing cut off or cut out. |
| 257b |
DOTTED LIONEL = Dotted
line.
def'n: Dot - A mark with a dot or dots. A tiny round mark. def'n: Line - An outline; contour. Connected set or series of things following one another. |
| 258a |
MICKEY MOUTHS = A parody
of the cartoon character Mickey Mouse (tm).
def'n: Mickey-mouse - slang. Too easy; too simplified; childish. def'n: Mouth - The opening through which a person or animal takes in food. |
| 258b |
ORAL LAUREL - Rhyme: The
name Laurel with the word oral.
def'n: Oral - Of the mouth. Through or by the mouth. |
| 259a |
GRILLED GIL - Rhyme: The
name Gil with the word grill(ed).
def'n: Grill - A cooking utensil with parallel iron bars or wires for broiling meat, fish, etc.; grid iron. To torture with heat. |
| 259b |
WELL DON = Well done.
def'n: Well-done - Performed well; skillfully done or executed. Thoroughly cooked; A well-done steak. |
| 260a |
ADAM BOOM - Parody of
GPK 8a 'Adam Bomb' (= Atom bomb).
def'n: Boom - A deep, prolonged, hollow sound. A rumbling or roaring. A sonic boom. |
| 260b | BLASTED BILLY II
- Parody of GPK 8b 'Blasted Billy'. def'n: Blasted - Blighted or ruined. Damned; cursed. def'n: Blast - A strong gust. A blasting; explosion. Wave of high-pressure air that spreads out from an explosion. |
| 261a |
GOOEY HUEY - Rhyme: The
name Huey with the word gooey.
def'n: Gooey - slang. Like goo; sticky. def'n: Goo - Thick, sticky matter. |
| 261b |
BOBBI BOOGER - Bobbi;
B name to go with the word booger.
def'n: Booger - slang.[un-recorded def'n]; snot; hardened mucous. def'n: Mucus - A viscid, slimy substance, consisting chiefly of mucin that is secreted by and moistens and protects the mucous membranes. |
| 262a |
BRAINLESS BRYAN - Bryan;
similar sounding name to go with the word brain(less).
def'n: Brain - The soft, grayish and whitish mass of nerve cells and nerve fibers enclosed in the skull or head of vertebrate animals. def'n: Brainless - Stupid; foolish. Without a brain. |
| 262b |
JUGHEAD TED - Rhyme: The
name Ted with the word jughead.
def'n: Jug - Container for liquids. With a short, narrow neck and a handle. def'n: Dumbbell - slang. A very stupid person. [similar meaning as the 'slang' word jughead] |
| 263a |
VINCENT VAN GONE = Vincent
Van Gogh.
def'n: Vincent Van Gogh - 1853 - 1890; a famous Dutch painter. As history goes, Vincent cut off his ear, boxed it, and sent it to his dying love. def'n: Gone - Failed; ruined. To go away. |
| 263b |
MODERN ART = Modern art.
Period of art.
def'n: Art - Painting, drawing, and sculpture. Skill and learning. def'n: Modern - Of present or recent time; of or in the current age or period. |
| 264a |
PETE SEAT - Rhyme: The
name Pete with the word seat.
def'n: Seat - The part of a chair, stool, bench, (toilet), etc., on which one sits. def'n: Toilet - A porcelain bowl with a seat attached. |
| 264b |
NOEL BOWL - Rhyme: The
name Noel with the word bowl.
def'n: Bowl - Structure shaped like a bowl. def'n: Toilet - A porcelain bowl with a seat attached. |
| 265a |
CURLY SHIRLEY - Rhyme:
The name Shirley with the word curly.
def'n: Curly - Having a tendency to curl; curling; wavy. Having curls. Twist out of shape. |
| 265b |
BLOWN JOAN - Rhyme: The
name Joan with the word blown.
def'n: Blown - Flyblown. Shaped by blowing. Windy. |
| 266a |
ROY L. FLUSH = Royal flush.
def'n: Flush - [In cards] A hand of all of one suit. def'n: Royal - of Kings and Queens. |
| 266b |
SHUFFLED SHERMAN - Sherman;
SH name to go with the word shuffle(d).
def'n: Shuffle - Mix (a deck of cards) so as to chance the order. A mixing of a deck of cards. |
| 267a |
TONGUE TIED TINA - Tina;
T name to go with the words tongue tied.
def'n: Tongue-tied - Having the motion of the tongue hindered, because of the shortness of the membrane on the underside of the tongue. Unable to speak because of shyness, embarrassment, etc. def'n: Tied - Fasten, join, or connect in any way. |
| 267b |
BRAIDED BRANDY - Brandy;
B name to go with the word braid(ed).
def'n: Braid - Band formed by weaving together three or more strands of hair, ribbon, straw, etc. |
| 268a |
PHIL GRIM = Pilgrim.
def'n: Pilgrim - One of the English Puritan settlers who founded the first permanent colony in New England, at Plymouth in 1620. def'n: Grim - Without mercy; stern; harsh, or fierce. Horrible. |
| 268b |
WILLIAM PENNED = William
Penn.
def'n: William Penn - 1644 - 1718, English Quaker who founded the colony of Pennsylvania. def'n: Pen - Confine closely, shut in. An enclosure. |
| 269a |
SHARPENED SHEENA - Sheena;
SH name to go with the word sharpen(ed).
def'n: Sharpen - To make sharp or sharper: sharpen a pencil. def'n: Sharp - Having a fine point: a pencil with a sharp point. |
| 269b |
CRANKY KRISTIN - Kristin;
C sounding name to go with the word crank(y).
def'n: Cranky - Ill-natured. Odd; queer. Unstable. def'n: Crank - Part or handle of a machine connected at right angles to a shaft to trasmit motion. Turn a crank. Twist; wind. A person with queer ideas or habits. |
| 270a |
CANNIBAL STU = Cannibal
stew.
def'n: Cannibal - A person who eats human flesh. Eating the flesh of one's own kind. def'n: Stew - Cook by slow boiling. A dish, usually consisting of meat, vegetables, etc. State of worry, fret. |
| 270b | BREWIN' BRUNO
- Semi-rhyme: The name Bruno with the word brew(ing). def'n: Brewing - The preparing of a brew. def'n: Brew - Made by steeping; boiling; or mixing. To bring about. |
| 271a |
BRATTY MADDY - Rhyme:
The name Maddy with the word brat(ty).
def'n: Bratty - Disobedient; fresh; impudent. def'n: Brat - A spoiled, unpleasant, nad annoying child.. |
| 271b |
DIRTY BIRDIE - Rhyme:
The name Birdie with the word dirt(y).
def'n: Dirty - Indecent; offensive to good taste; lewd. def'n: Dirt - Do something especially harmful or vicious to another person. |
| 272a |
ELASTIC ELWOOD = Elastic
wood.
def'n: Elastic - Having the quality of returning to its original size, shape, or position after being stretched, squeezed, bent, etc. Springing back. |
| 272b |
FLETCHER STRETCHER - Rhyme:
The name Fletcher with the word stretch(er).
def'n: Stretcher - A thing that stretches. def'n: Stretch - Draw out; extend (one's body, arms, legs, etc.) to full legnth. Extend beyond proper limits. Exaggerate. |
| 273a |
HAUNTED FORREST = Haunted
forest.
def'n: Haunted - Visited by ghosts def'n: Haunt - Visit frequently and habitually with manifestations of influence and presence. def'n: Forest - A large area of land covered with trees; thick woods. |
| 273b |
SAPPY SARAH - Sarah; S
name to go with the word sap(py).
def'n: Sappy - Full of sap; juicy. Silly; foolish. def'n: Sap - The vital liquid that circulates through vascular plants. |
| 274a |
REPTILIAN LILLIAN - Rhyme:
The name Lillian with the word reptilian.
def'n: Reptilian - Of or having to do with reptiles. def'n: Reptile - Any of a class of cold-blooded vertebrates. Snakes, lizards, turtles, alligators and crocodiles are reptiles. |
| 274b |
JAY PREY - Rhyme: The
name Jay with the word prey.
def'n: Prey - Animal hunted or seizedfor food by another animal. Person or thing injured; victim. |
| 275a |
WHEEL BARRY = Wheelbarrow.
def'n: Wheelbarrow - A small vehicle with a wheel at one end and two handles at the other, used for carrying loads. |
| 275b |
ROLLIN' ROLAND - Roland;
R name to go with the word roll(ing).
def'n: Roll - Move along by turning over and over. Move or be moved on wheels. |
| 276a |
VANESSA UNDRESSER - Semi-rhyme:
The name Vanessa with the word undress(er).
def'n: Undress - Take the clothes off; strip; disrobe. Lack of clothing; nakedness. |
| 276b |
BANANA ANNA - Rhyme: The
name Anna with the word banana.
def'n: Banana - An oblong, slightly curved, yellow or red fruit growing in dense clusters and having firm, creamy flesh. |
| 277a |
REUBEN CUBE = Rubix Cube.
A parody of the nostalgic puzzle toy of the 80's.
def'n: Cube - Solid figure with 6 square faces or sides, all equal. Anything shaped like a cube. |
| 277b | BLOCKHEAD BLAKE
- Blake; B name to go with the word blockhead. def'n: Blockhead - A stupid person; fool. def'n: Block - A solid piece of wood, stone, metal, ice, etc., usually with one or more flat sides. A shaped piece of wood, plastic, etc., with which children play at building. |
| 278a | HAVE A NICE DAVE
= Have a nice day. [A phrase of departure]. def'n: Have - To experience. def'n: Nice - That is good or pleasing. def'n: Day - Time or light between sunrise and sunset. |
| 278b | MILES SMILES
- Rhyme: The name Miles with the word smile(s). def'n: Smile - Look pleased or amused; show pleasure by an upward curve of the mouth. The act of smiling. |
| 279a | SHORT MORT
- Rhyme: The name Mort with the word short. def'n: Short - Not tall; having little height: a short man. |
| 279b | NOAH BODY = No
body. def'n: Nobody - No one; no person. Person of no importance. def'n: No - Not in any degree; not at all. def'n: Body - The main part or trunk of an animal, apart from the head, limbs, or tail. |
| 280a | SHUT-UP SHERWIN
- Sherwin; SH name to go with the words shut up. def'n: Shut up - Stop talking; stop from talking. To be quiet. def'n: Shut - Close (the eyes). Close tight. |
| 280b | FILLED UP
PHILIP - Semi-rhyme: The name Philip with the words fill(ed) up. def'n: Fill up- Fill; fill completely. def'n: Fill - Make full. Take up all the space. Stop up or close by putting something in. |
| 281a | SOURED HOWARD
- Rhyme: The name Howard with the word sour(ed). def'n: Sour - Having a sour or rank smell. Something sour. |
| 281b | PAUL BUNION =
Paul Bunyan. def'n: Paul Bunyan - (In American folklore) A giant lumberjack with amazing stregnth. def'n: Bunion - A painful, inflamed swelling on the foot. |
| 282a | SCREWEY DEWEY
- Rhyme: The name Dewey with the word screw(y). def'n: Screwy - slang. A very odd or peculiar person. def'n: Screw - Turn of a screw; screwing motion. |
| 282b | BENT BRENT
- Rhyme: The name Brent with the word bent. def'n: Bent - Not straight; curved or crooked. |
| 283a | ALIEN ALAN
- Semi-rhyme: The name Alan with the word alien. def'n: Alien - Entirely different from one's own; strange. |
| 283b | MARTIAN
MARCIA - Semi-rhyme: The name Marcia with the word martian. def'n: Martian - Of the planet Mars. A supposed inhabitant of the planet Mars. |
| 284a | MANNY HEADS =
Many heads. def'n: Many - Consisting of a great number; numerous. def'n: Head - The top part of the human body containing the brain, eyes, nose, ears, and mouth. |
| 284b | MAX STACKS -
Rhyme: The name Max with word stack(s). def'n: Stack - An orderly pile of anything. A large number or quantity. To pile or arrange in a stack. |
| 285a | WIND SHEILA =
Windshield. def'n: Windshield - Sheet of glass, etc., avove the dash board of an automobile, locomotive, etc. To protect its riders from the wind. |
| 285b | HIT N' RONNI
= Hit-and-run. def'n: Hit-and-run - Of, having to do with, or caused by a driver who hits a person or vehicle and drives away without stopping to see what happened. |
| 286a | HALEY COMET
= Halley's comet. def'n: Halley's comet - Comet seen about every 76 years. |
| 286b | JUNE MOON - Rhyme:
The name June with the word moon. def'n: Moon - A heavenly body that revolves around the earth. A natural satellite of any planet. |
| 287a | CHRISTINE VACCINE
- Rhyme: The name Christine with the word vaccine. def'n: Vaccine - Preparation of weakened or killed bacteria or viruses of a particular disease, used to inoculate a person in order to prevent or lesson the effects of that disease. Causes body to develop antibodies. |
| 287b | MEDI KATE
= Medicate. def'n: Medicate - Treat with medicine. Put medicine on or in. |
| 288a | GRANT ANT
- Rhyme: The name Grant with the word ant. def'n: Ant - Any of a family of small insects living in a large colonies. In either the ground or in wood. Ants are black, brown, reddish, or yellowish, and belongs to the same order as bees and wasps. |
| 288b | STICKY
NIKKI - Rhyme: The name Nikki with the word stick(y). def'n: Sticky - Apt to stick. Covered with a layer of material that will stick. |
| 289a | STAIR CASEY =
Staircase. def'n: Staircase - Stairs. def'n: Stair - One of a series of steps for going from one level or floor to another. Set of such steps; stairway; staircase. |
| 289b | ALEXANDER
THE GRATE = Alexander the Great. def'n: Alexander the Great - 356 - 323 B.C. King of Macedonia from 336 - 323 B.C. He conquered the Greek city-states and the whole Persian Empire, from the coasts of Asia Minor and Egypt to India. def'n: Grate - A framework of bars. def'n: Escalator - A moving stairway for carrying passengers, made on the endless chain principle, so that steps ascend or descend continuously. |
| 290a | BUSTED ARMAND
= Busted arm. def'n: Bust - To burst or break. def'n: Arm - The part of the human body between the shoulder and the hand. |
| 290b | JIM NAUSEUM =
Gymnasium.. def'n: Gymnasium - A room, building, etc., fitted up for physical exercise or training and for indoor athletic sports. def'n: Nausea - The feeling a person has when about to vomit. |
| 291a | HOMER RUNT
= Home run. Parody of the old Cincinatti Reds baseball team's mascot. def'n: Home run - A hit in baseball which allows the batter to round the bases without a stop and reach home plate to score a run. def'n: Runt - Animal, person, or plant which is smaller than the usual size. Unusually small; undersized. |
| 291b | SCREWBALL
LEW - Rhyme: The name Lew with the word screwball. def'n: Screwball - slang. An eccentric person. A pitch thrown in baseball with a break or spin opposite to that of a curve. |
| 292a | STAPLE GUNTHER
= Staple gun. def'n: Staple - A U-shaped piece of metal with pointed ends, driven into wood or other material to hold hooks, wiring, insulation, etc., (with a staple gun). A piece of wire to hold together papers, etc., (with a stapler). |
| 292b | CLIPPED
CLAUDE - Claude; CL name to go with the word clip(ped). def'n: Clip - Hold tight; fasten: clip papers together. Something used for clipping things together. Cut short; cut. |
Definitions taken from: The American Heritage Dictionary.