GPK
101 : 13TH SERIES
ANNOTATED
NAMES

| 501a |
MISSING MARCIA = Missing
Marsh. |
| 501b |
HIDDEN HEIDI - Heidi;
H name to go with the word hidden.
def'n: Hide - To keep out of sight. To seek refuge. |
| 502a |
GORY LAURIE - Rhyme: The
name Laurie with the word gory.
def'n: Gory - Characterized by much physical violence. Terrible. |
| 502b |
UNDEAD NED - Rhyme: The
name Ned with the word (un)dead.
def'n: Un - prefix. Not. def'n: Dead - No longer alive; lifeless. Suggestive of death. |
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| 503a |
LOUISE TRAPEZE - Rhyme:
The name Louise with the word trapeze.
def'n: Trapeze - A short horizontal bar hung at the ends of two parallel ropes, used for acrobatic stunts. |
| 503b |
3-RING CYRIL = 3-Ring
Circus.
def'n: Three-Ring Circus - Circus that has three rings in which separate acts can be presented at the same time. |
| 504a |
COOPER SCOOPER - Rhyme:
The name Cooper with the word scoop(er).
def'n: Scoop - A small, shovel-like utensil. To take up with or as with a scoop. |
| 504b |
JESS DESSERTS = Just
Deserts.
def'n: Just - Honest and impartial in one's dealings and actions. Properly due or merited: just deserts. def'n: Desert - Something that is deserved or merited, especially a punishment. def'n: Dessert - A sweet food served as the last course of a meal. |
| 505a |
SUCKED CHUCK - Rhyme:
The name Chuck with the word suck(ed).
def'n: Suck - To draw in by or as if by suction. def'n: Suction - A force that cuases something to be drawn into a space because of the difference between the external and internal pressures. |
| 505b |
UNSANI-TERRY = Unsanitary.
def'n: Unsanitary - Not sanitary; unhealthful. def'n: Sanitary - Used to preserve health. Clean; hygienic. |
| 506a |
TIRE JACK = Tire jack.
def'n: Tire - A hoop of metal or rubber fitted around a wheel. def'n: Jack - A portable device for raising heavy objects. |
| 506b |
CRANKIN' FRANKLIN - Rhyme:
The name Franklin with the word crank(ing).
def'n: Crank - A device for transmitting rotary motion, consisting of a handle. informal. An eccentric idea or person. |
| 507a |
BLOW HARDY - Blow hard.
def'n: Blow - A sudden hard stroke, hit, or blow of air to depart or be carried by or as if by the wind. def'n: Hard - Powerful; intense: a hard blow. |
| 507b |
TARGET PRENTICE = Target
practice.
def'n: Target - An object with a marked surface that is shot at to test accuracy. def'n: Practice - Repeated performance of an activity in order to acquire or perfect a skill. |
| 508a |
BARRY BOMBER = Barrel
bomber.
def'n: Barrel - To move at break neck speed. def'n: Barrel Roll - A flight maneuver in which an aircraft makes a complete rotation on its longitudinal axis. def'n: Bomber - An aircraft designed to crop bombs. One who bombs. |
| 508b |
HI-FLYIN' BRYAN - Rhyme:
The name Bryan with the words high-fly(ing)
def'n: High - Elevated. A high level or point. def'n: Fly - To engage in flight. To pilot an aircraft. |
| 509a |
MISFORTUNE COOKIE = Fortune
cookie.
def'n: Fortune Cookie - A thin cookie that has been folded and baked with a slip of paper inside on which a fortune, proverb, etc., has been printed. def'n: Misfortune - Bad fortune. A mishap. |
| 509b |
CHOW MAYNARD = Chow mein.
def'n: Chow Mein - A Chinese-American dish consisting of various stewed vegetables and meat, served over fried noodles. def'n: Chow - slang. Food. To eat fast. |
| 510a |
GRIM KIM - Rhyme: The
name Kim with the word grim.
def'n: Grim - Terrible. Ghastly; sinister. Dismal; gloomy. |
| 510b | TAFFY PULL
= Taffy pull. def'n: Taffy - Kind of chewy candy made of brown sugar or molasses boiled down, often with butter; toffee (with a pulling process). def'n: Pull - To stretch. To strain, especially injuriously. |
| 511a |
PUFFY BUFFY - Rhyme:
The name Buffy with the word puff(y).
def'n: Puff - A swelling or rounded protuberance. To swell. |
| 511b |
BUSTY DUSTY - Rhyme:
The name Dusty with the word bust(y).
def'n: Bust - A woman's bosom. def'n: Bustie - A frame or pad worn to puff out the back of a woman's skirt. |
| 512a |
SEYMOUR BARF = See more
barf.
def'n: See - To perceive with the eye; have the power of sight. def'n: More - Greater in size, amount. Additional, extra. def'n: Barf - slang. Vomit. |
| 512b | KENT STAND IT
= Can't stand it. def'n: Cannot - The negative form of can. To be unable to. def'n: Stand - To tolerate; endure. def'n: It - Used to refer to an abstraction. |
| 513a |
REPEATIN' PETE - Pete;
Similar-sounding name as the word repeat(ing).
def'n: Repeat - To do something again. The act of repeating. |
| 513b |
ROUND ROBYNS = Round
robin.
def'n: Round Robin - A tournament in which each contestant is matched in turn against every other contestant. A petition, protest, statement, etc., with the signatures written in a circle, so that it is impossible to tell who signed first. def'n: Circle - Something shaped like a circle. |
| 514a |
AMPU-TED = Amputate(d).
def'n: Amputate - To cut off (a part of the body), especially by surgery. To lop off. |
| 514b |
HANS OFF = Hands-off,
as in the phrase "Keep your hands off".
def'n: Hands-off - Marked by non-intervention. Do not touch. def'n: Hand - The terminal part of the arm below the wrist. def'n: Off - So as to be unattached, disconnected, or removed. |
| 515a |
WRETCHED RICHARD - Richard;
Similar-sounding name as the word wretch(ed).
def'n: Wretched - Full of misery. def'n: Wretch - A miserable, unfortunate, or unhappy person. |
| 515b |
BILLY ACHE = bellyache.
def'n: Bellyache - A pain in the abdomen. Stomachache. |
| 516a |
BUBBLIN' LYNN - Semi-rhyme;
The name Lynn with the word bubble(+ing).
def'n: Bubble - A rounded, generally spherical, hollow, or sometimes solid, object. To form or give off bubbles. The act or process of bubbling. |
| 516b |
HEAVIN' HEATHER - Heather;
H name to go with the word heave(+ing).
def'n: Heave - informal. To vomit. The act or strain of heaving. To throw (up) with great effort. |
| 517a |
CHESTER DRAWERS = Chest
drawers.
def'n: Chest - The front surface of the human body between the neck and the abdomen. A piece of furniture with drawers. def'n: Drawer - A sliding box-like compartment in a bureau or table. |
| 517b |
NATTY DRESSER = Natty
dresser; Naughty dresser.
def'n: Natty - Neat, trim, and smart. def'n: Dresser - Chest of drawers. def'n: Naughty - Improper. def'n: Dresser - A person who dresses himself or herself (with clothes; clothing). |
| 518a |
BARFIN' MARVIN - Rhyme:
The name Marvin with the word barf(ing).
def'n: Barf - slang. Vomit. def'n: Vomit - Expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth; throw up what has been eaten. |
| 518b |
OVER ETAN = Over eat;
Over eating.
def'n: Over eat - Eat too much. |
| 519a |
PADDLIN' ADELINE - Rhyme:
The name Adeline with the word paddle(+ing).
def'n: Paddle - A light wooden racket used in table tennis or paddle ball. |
| 519b |
RIKKI RACKET = Rikki Rockett.
def'n: Rockett, Rikki - A drummer for the glam rock band Poison, popular in the late 80's and early 90's. def'n: Racket - A light bat with a handle used to strike a ball in certain games. |
| 520a |
SPRINKLING JOSE = Sprinkling
hose.
def'n: Sprinkling - A small amount. def'n: Sprinkle - To scatter in drops or small particles. def'n: Hose - A flexible tube for conveying fluids. To water, drench, or wash. |
| 520b | JAY SPRAY
- Rhyme: The name Jay with the word spray. def'n: Spray - Liquid moving in a mass or dispersed droplets or mist. |
| 521a |
DEE ODORANT = Deodorant.
def'n: Deodorant - A substance used to counteract undesirable odors. Underarm deodorant. |
| 521b |
STAN CAN - Rhyme: The
name Stan with the word can.
def'n: Can - A metale container. (can of deodorant). |
| 522a |
BLOODY MURRAY = Bloody
Mary.
def'n: Bloody Mary - A drink made with vodka and tomato juice. def'n: Bloody - Covered with blood; bleeding. |
| 522b |
JUAN FOR THE ROAD = One
for the road (bar lingo; phrase).
def'n: One - A single thing. def'n: Road - An open way for hte passage of vehicles, person, and animals. Traveling. |
| 523a |
MELTDOWN MERYL - Meryl;
M name to go with the word meltdown.
def'n: Meltdown - Accident in a nuclear reactor involving failure of cooling systems and buildup of heat in the nuclear fuel unit until it melts through. |
| 523b |
STEAMED PIPER = Steam
pipe(s).
def'n: Steam - The vapor phase of water. The mist of cooling water vaper. Power; energy. def'n: Pipe - A hollow cylinder or tubular conveyance for a fluid or gas. |
| 524a |
POP CONNIE = Popcorn.
def'n: Popcorn - A variety of corn with hard kernals that burst to form white, irregularly shaped puffs when heated. def'n: Pop - Burst open with a pop. Make a short, quick, explosive sound. Bulge; protrude. |
| 524b |
POPPY CORN = Popcorn.
def'n: Popcorn - The white, puffed-out kernals of corn. def'n: Corn - Kind of grain that grows on large ears. |
| 525a |
COCKTAIL DALE - Rhyme:
The name Dale with the word cocktail.
def'n: Cocktail - An appetizer of juice. Shellfish served with a highly seasoned sauce as an appetizer. |
| 525b |
PARTY-POOPER PATTY =
Party pate'.
def'n: Party - A social gathering. def'n: Poop - To become exhausted. def'n: Party-Pooper - slang. Term used for someone not having fun or leaving a party early. def'n: Pate' - Top of the head; head. Pastry case filled with chicken, oysters, etc.; patty. |
| 526a |
RIPPED KIP - Rhyme: The
name Kip with the word rip(ped).
def'n: Rip - To tear or become torn apart. |
| 526b |
TORN SHAUN = Torsion.
def'n: Torsion - A twisting or turning. The stress caused when one end of an object is twisted in one direction and the other end is held motionless. def'n: Tear (Torn) - To be pulled apart or into pieces. |
| 527a |
TOILET BO = Toilet bowl.
def'n: Toilet - A porcelain bowl with a seat attached and a drain at the bottom connected to a water tank to flush the bowl clean. A disposal apparatus used for urination and defication. |
| 527b | BUTT-BIT
BRANDON - Brandon; B name to go with the words butt-bit. def'n: Butt - informal. The buttocks. def'n: Buttock - Either of the two rounded fleshy parts of the rump. def'n: Bite (Bit) - To cut, grip, or tear with or as if with teeth. To wound with or as if with fangs. |
| 528a | DANIEL PRUNE
= Daniel Boone. def'n: Boone, Daniel - 1734-1820, American frontiersman who explored Kentucky. def'n: Prune - A partially dried plum. |
| 528b | DRIED-FRUIT
NEWT - Rhyme: The name Newt with the words dried-fruit. def'n: Dry (Dried) - Free or freed from liquid or moisture. To make or become dry. def'n: Fruit - The ripened, seed-bearing part of a plant, especially when fleshy and edible. |
| 529a | CORKSCREWED
DREW - Rhyme: The name Drew with the word corkscrew(ed). def'n: Corkscrew - A device for drawing corks from bottles. def'n: Cork - Something made of cork, especially a bottle stopper. |
| 529b | CHAMP-PAIN
DWAYNE - Rhyme: The name Dwayne with the word champagne. def'n: Champagne - Sparkling white wine originally produced in Champagne, France. def'n: Champ - To chew up noisily. def'n: Pain - Suffering or distress. An unpleasant sensation. |
| 530a | FUN GUS
= Fungus. def'n: Fungus - Any of numerous plants, including the yeasts, molds, and mushrooms, that lack chlorophyll. |
| 530b |
WARTY MORTY - Rhyme: The name Morty
with the word wart(y). |
| 531a | STORMY SKYE
= Stormy sky (skies). def'n: Storm - To blow with great force. To rain, snow, or hail violently. To be extremely angry. def'n: Sky - The upper atmosphere, seen as the hemisphere above the earth. |
| 531b | CLAUDE BURST
= Cloud Burst. def'n: Cloud burst - A sudden, violent rainfall. def'n: Cloud - Visible mass of condensed water droplets. def'n: Burst - To be very full, as if ready to break open. |
| 532a | FERTILE
LIZA = Fertilizer. def'n: Fertilizer - A material, as manure, compost, or a chemical compound, added to soil to increase its fertility. One that fertilizes. |
| 532b | HORACE MANURE
= Horse manure. def'n: Horse - A large four-legged hoofed mammal domesticated for riding. def'n: Manure - Material used to fertilize soil, especially animal excrement. |
| 533a | JIGGLEY
JENNIFER - Jennifer; J name to go with the word jiggle(y). def'n: Jiggle - To move or cause to move jerkily, up and down, or to and fro. A jiggling motion. |
| 533b | SPOONED
JUNE - Rhyme: The name June with the word spoon(ed). def'n: Spoon - A utensil with a small shallow bowl and a handle, used in serving, eating, etc., food. To lift, scoop up, or carry. |
| 534a | JAYNE DRAIN
- Rhyme: The name Jayne with the word drain. def'n: Drain - A pipe or channel by which liquid is drained off. To make or become empty. |
| 534b | EDA MOUTHFUL
= Eat a mouthful. def'n: Eat - To consume food. To ravage by eating. def'n: Mouthful - The amount the mouth can easily hold. |
| 535a | HOWIE HANGING
= How we hanging? From the phrase "How ya (you) hangin'? or
How's it going?" def'n: Hang - Fasten or attach (something) to something above; suspend. Put to death by hanging with a rope around the neck. |
| 535b | RUSH HOUR
RUSS - Russ; R name to go with the words 'rush hour'. def'n: Rush Hour - Time of day when traffic is heaviest or when trains, buses, etc. are most crowded. |
| 536a | SCRAMBLED
AGGIE = Scrambled egg. def'n: Scramble - To cook (eggs) with the whites and yolks mixed together. def'n: Egg - The contents of an egg used as food. |
| 536b | SONNY SIDE
UP = 'Sunny side up' - A type of way, or style to cook eggs. def'n: Sunny - Like the sun. def'n: Side - A particular surface. def'n: Up - Facing upward. |
| 537a | MIRIAM MIGRAINE
- Miriam; M name to go with the word migraine. def'n: Migraine - A severe headache, usually recurrent, on one side of the head and accompanied by nausea. |
| 537b | HEAD BUSTER
= Head buster. def'n: Head - The top part of the human body containing the brain, eyes, nose, ears, and mouth. def'n: Bust - slang. Burst. Punch; hit. |
| 538a | CAT-CRADLE
CATHY - Cathy; C name to go with the term cat-cradle. def'n: Cat's cradle - A child's game played with a string looped over the fingers of both hands. |
| 538b | GOOEY GWEN
- Gwen; G name to go with the word gooey. def'n: Gooey - slang. Like goo; sticky. def'n: Goo - slang. Thick, sticky matter. |
| 539a | JOHN JOHN
= John; same spelling as the word john. def'n: John - slang. Toilet; bathroom. |
| 539b | ALL WET
WALT - Walt; W name to go with the words 'all wet'. def'n: All - The whole of. def'n: Wet - Covered or soaked with water or some other liquid. def'n: All Wet - slang. Completely wrong or mistaken. |
| 540a | ILL WINDSOR
= Ill wind. def'n: Ill - Bad; evil; harmful. Unfavorable; unfortunate: an ill wind. Unkind; harsh; cruel. def'n: Wind - Air in motion, varying in force from a slight breeze to a strong gale. slang. gas. |
| 540b | HORATIO
HORNBLOWER = Horatio Hornblower def'n: Horation Hornblower - A naval adventure film released in 1951 based on three novels by C.S. Forester, "Mr. Midshipmen Hornblower", about a heroic 19th century sea captain. Later, a 1998 television mini-series. |
Definitions taken from: The American Heritage Dictionary.