He is a frogger who is a raider and deserves to be in a bone-orchard....

‘What a frogger he is? ‘

‘He must have been a roider, gone wrong with the dosage again!’

‘At this rate, he will soon be in bone-orchard!’

‘Hahahaha....’

Feeling meh, reading the above...

Get a hang of some of the interesting American vocabulary....read on....

Interesting American Vocabulary

Bone-orchard (UK+ US slang 1900s) a cemetery

Hamster care (US slang 1999) high-volume health care in which patients are not given specialized attention

Hollywood no (US slang 1992) a lack of response (to a proposal, phone call, message etc.)

Frogger (US slang 1980s) to change lanes rapidly while driving in an attempt to get ahead of the traffic

Ackamarackus (US slang 1933) pretentious nonsense, bullshit

Meh (US slang from “The Simpsons” 2003) boring, apathetic or unimpressive

Wooden swearing (US slang b1935) showing anger by acts of violence or roughness, as in knocking furniture about

Roider (US slang 2005) someone who injects illegal steroids to enhance his body

Reveal party (US current slang) a party held to celebrate successful cosmetic treatment, especially cosmetic surgery or dentistry

Individual States

Endo (US slang San Francisco 1987) a bicycling accident in which the rider is thrown over the handlebars

Banana fold (US slang North Carolina 2006) fat below the buttocks

Pudding ring (US slang Florida 2004) facial hair made up of a moustache and a goatee

Chubb (US slang North Carolina 2006) fat around the kneecaps

Hail damage (US slang Minnesota 2006) cellulite (from its pitted appearance being similar to the effects of hail)

Boondock (Tennessee campus slang b1950) to neck, to pet or make love in an automobile

California

Monet (California High School girls talk 1990s) a woman who resembles an Impressionist painting (i.e. she looks attractive from a distance but not so close up)

Rubber arms (California slang 2006) surfers who turn to catch a wave, making all the paddling movements, but never really go anywhere

Trashlifter (Californian slang) a heavy rain (loglifter: a really heavy rain)

Swoop and squat (US slang Washington 2005) to drive and pull in front of another vehicle and slam on the brakes, deliberately causing an accident to collect the insurance money

Jump salty (US slang California 1996) to become angry

Colorado

Dynoing (US slang Colorado 1992) leaping to a distant or out-of-reach hand hold

Slave (US slang Colorado 1992) an affectionate term for non-climbers willing to handle the safety rope all day
Hang-dogging (US slang Colorado 1992) a derogatory term for inexperienced climbers who hang on the rope while attempting feats beyond their ability

New York

Cuddle puddle (US slang New York 2002) a heap of exhausted ravers

Mugwump (New York 1884) one who holds more or less aloof from party politics, professing disinterested and superior views

Taxi (US slang 1930) between 5 and 15 years’ imprisonment (from the fares in cents displayed in New York taxis)

Smirting (US slang New York 2003) flirting between people who are smoking cigarettes outside a no-smoking office, pub, etc.

Make one’s bones (US slang New York 1969) to kill a person as a requirement for membership in a criminal gang

Excerpt from Adam Jacot de Boinod’s The Meaning of Tingo and Other Extraordinary Words from around the World, published by Penguin Books.