GPK
101 : 6TH SERIES
ANNOTATED
NAMES

| 207a |
OVER FLO
= Overflow. |
| 207b |
MOIST JOYCE
- Rhyme: the name Joyce with the word moist.
def'n: Moist - Slightly wet; damp. Dampness. |
| 208a |
JOEL
HOLE - Rhyme: the name Joel with the word
hole.
def'n: Hole - A cavity in a solid. A hollow place. Golf. One of the divisions of a golf course, from tee to cup. |
| 208b |
TEED-OFF TOM
- Tom; T name to go with the words teed-off.
def'n: Tee - A small peg with a concave top for holding a golf ball for an initial drive. To place on a tee. def'n: Tee off - To drive a golf ball from the tee. slang. To start. To make or become angry. |
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| 209a |
WHACKED-UP WALLY
- Wally; W name to go with the words whacked-up.
def'n: Whack - to strike, hit, or slap with a sharp, resounding blow. A sharp hard blow. |
| 209b |
PADDLIN' MADELINE
- Rhyme: The name Madeline with the word paddlin' (paddling).
def'n: Paddle - A light wooden racket. To beat with a paddle. |
| 210a |
INTENSE PAYNE
= Intense pain.
def'n: Intense - Of great intensity; degree. Involving or showing great concentration or strain. Deeply felt. def'n: Pain - An unpleasant sensation arising from injury, disease, or emotional disorder. Suffering. |
| 210b |
FIRST ADA
= First aid.
def'n: First aid - Emergency treatment administered to injured or sick persons. |
| 211a |
SEE MORE SEYMOUR
- Rhyme: The name Seymour with the words "see more".
def'n: See - To perceive with the eye; have the power of sight. def'n: More - Greater in amount. Additional; extra. To a greater extent or degree. |
| 211b |
COY
ROY - Rhyme: The name Roy with the word coy.
Name found in the Paul Simon song "Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover".
def'n: Coy - Shy, especially affectedly so. |
| 212a |
UPLIFTIN' CLIFTON
- Rhyme: The name Clifton with the word upliftin' (uplifting).
def'n: Uplift - To raise up or aloft; elevate. The act of lifting up. |
| 212b |
AIRHEAD JED
- Rhyme: The name Jed with the word airhead.
def'n: Air - As a prefix makes compounds denoting things in, of, or having to do with the air. Airhead - informal. Dumb, ditzy. def'n: Head - Intellect; mind. |
| 213a |
OTTO
WHACK = Out of whack.
def'n: Out - Not in the usual or right state. def'n: Out of - From a given condition: Her back is out of place. def'n: Whack - slang. Out of place. |
| 213b |
ELLIOT
MESS = Elliot Ness.
1902 - 1957. A law enforcement agent against bootlegging and illegal activities involving the mob. Unit became a household name after the novel "The Untouchables" and movie was released. def'n: Mess - A disorderly mass or accumulation; jumble. A confusing state of affairs. |
| 214a |
OFF-COLOR CLARA
- Clara; C name to go with the words off-color.
def'n: Off-color - Varying from the expected or required color. In bad taste. |
| 214b |
BRUSHED-OFF BRENDA
- Brenda: Br name to go with the words brushed-off.
def'n: Brush off - slang. An abrupt dismissal. def'n: Brush - A device consisting of bristles or other flexible material fastened into a handle for applying paint. |
| 215a |
GNAWING NORA
- Nora; N name to go with the word gnaw(ing).
def'n: Gnaw - To bite or chew persistently. To cause persistent pain or distress. |
| 215b |
NERVOUS NELLIE
- A phrase for someone who is always intensely distressed.
def'n: Nervous - High-strung; jittery. Uneasy; anxious. |
| 216a |
TINY TIM
- A pun of the character name "Tiny Tim" from the X-mas movie
"A Christmas Carol".
def'n: Tiny - Extremely small. |
| 216b | SMALL SAUL
- Rhyme: The name Saul with the word small. def'n: Small - Little in size. Not fully grown; very young. |
| 217a |
TRASHY TRUDY
- Trudy; Tr name to go with the word trash(y).
def'n: Trash - Worthless or discarded material or objects; refuse. |
| 217b |
ROSE
DISPOSE - Rhyme: The name Rose with the word
dispose.
def'n: Dispose - To get rid of. The act of throwing out or away. |
| 218a |
TOM
THUMB - A parody of the fairy tale character
"Tom Thumb".
def'n: Thumb - The first digit of the hand, opposable to the other four fingers. To soil or wear by handling. |
| 218b |
BRIDGET
DIGIT - Rhyme: The name Bridget with the word
digit.
def'n: Digit - A finger or toe. |
| 219a |
GEORGE
WASHINGDONE - A pun of the 1st President's
name "George Washington".
1732 - 1799. 1st U.S. President 1789 - 1797. def'n: Wash-and-wear (Wash-and-done) - Treated so as to require little or no ironing after being washed. def'n: Wash - To cleanse, using water, with soap. def'n: Done - completely accomplished or finished. |
| 219b |
PRESSED PRESTON
- Semi-rhyme: The name Preston with the word press(ed).
def'n: Press - To iron. def'n: Iron - An appliance with a weighted flat bottom, used when heated to press fabric. |
| 220a |
JOAN
CLONE - Rhyme: The name Joan with the word
clone.
def'n: Clone - To create a genetic duplicate of (an individual organism) asexually. |
| 220b |
WARTY
WARD - Semi-rhyme: The name Ward with the
word wart(y).
def'n: Wart - A small, usually hard growth on the outer skin, especially one caused by a virus. |
| 221a |
CRACKED CRYSTAL
= Cracked crystal; a play on words.
def'n: Crack - To break or cause to break with a sharp sound. A cracking vocal tone or sound. def'n: Crystal - A body, such as a piece of quartz, having such a structure. Something similar to crystal, as in transparency. |
| 221b |
SHRILL JILL
- Rhyme: The name Jill with the word shrill.
def'n: Shrill - High-pitched and piercing. To produce a shrill sound. |
| 222a |
TROY
TOY - Rhyme: The name Troy with the word toy.
def'n: Toy - An object for children to play with. |
| 222b |
LOOSE SPRING
= Loose spring; a play on words.
def'n: Loose - Not tightly fastened or secured. Lacking a sense of something. def'n: Spring - An elastic device, especially a coil of wire, that regains its original shape after being compressed or extended. |
| 223a |
LOLLY POPPY
= Lollipop (also Lollypop).
def'n: Lollipop (Lollypop) - A piece of hard candy on the end of a stick. |
| 223b |
LILY
POPPED = Lollipop; a play on words.
def'n: Pop (Popped) - To put or thrust suddenly: Popped the candy into my mouth. |
| 224a |
MONTE
ZUMA = Montezuma.
A pun on the emperor name "Montezuma II"; 1480? - 1520. The last Aztec emperor of Mexico. def'n: Temple - A building or place dedicated to the worship or the presence of a deity. |
| 224b |
PAGAN MEGAN
- Rhyme: The name Megan with the word pagan.
def'n: Pagan - One who is not a Christian, Moslem, or Jew; heathen. |
| 225a |
NASAL HAZEL
= Rhyme: The name Hazel with the word nasal.
def'n: Nasal - Of or relating to the nose. Uttered so that most of the air is exhaled through the nose. def'n: Nose - The structure on the face that contains the nostrils. |
| 225b |
SNOTTY LOTTIE
= Rhyme: The name Lottie with the word snot(ty).
def'n: Snot - slang. Nasal mucus; phlegm. |
| 226a |
PIERCED PEARL
= Pierced ear, pearl earrings; a play on words.
def'n: Pierce - To cut or pass through with or as if with a sharp instrument. Pierced ears. def'n: Pearl - A smooth, often rounded lustrous deposit formed in the shells of certain oyster and other mollusks and valued as a gem. One likened to a pearl in beauty or value. |
| 226b |
CHEAP JEWEL
= Cheap jewel, cheap jewelry: a play on words.
def'n: Cheap - Inexpensive. Of little value. Of poor quality, inferior. Charging low prices. def'n: Jewel - A precious stone; gem. A person or thing that is greatly admired or valued. def'n: Jewelry - An ornament of precious metal set with or without gems. |
| 227a |
BEA
STING = Bee sting.
def'n: Bee - Any of a large number of various related insects typically having hairy bodies and showing gradations from elaborately organized colonies to solitary nests. Only the queen and the workers have stings. def'n: Sting - Use (of) a sting: Bees, wasps, and hornets sting. To pierce or wound with a sharp-pointed organ. Causing a sharp pain. |
| 227b |
SCREAMING MIMI
= Screaming mee mies.
def'n: Screaming mee mies - slang. Overwhelming nervousness; Extreme agitation. def'n: Screaming - One that screams; A loud, sharp, piercing cry from fright or anger. |
| 228a |
CASPER
GASPER - Rhyme: The name Casper with the word
gasp(er).
def'n: Gasp - Try hard to get one's breath with open mouth, as if out of breath or surprised. One about to die; at the last gasp. |
| 228b |
UNCOOL CARL
- Carl; C name to go with the word (un)cool.
"Un" meaning "Not". def'n: Cool - Somewhat cold; more cold than hot. Admirable; excellent. Something cool. Calm restraint, presence of mind. |
| 229a |
CLAIRE
STARE - Rhyme: The name Claire with the word
stare.
def'n: Stare - To look long and directly with the eyes wide open; gaze fixedly. A long and direct look with the eyes wide open. |
| 229b |
BLOODSHOT SCOTT
- Rhyme: The name Scott with the word bloodshot.
def'n: Bloodshot - Red and inflamed from broken or swollen blood vessels; bloodshot eyes. |
| 230a |
MANUEL
LABOR = Manual labor.
def'n: Manual - Of or having to do with the hands; done with the hands, manual labor. def'n: Labor - Work; especially manual work, done by skilled and unskilled workers for wages. |
| 230b |
HANDY ANDY
- Rhyme: The name Andy with the word handy.
def'n: Handy - Easy to reach or use. To be useful or helpful. Skillful with the hands; dexterous. Easy to handle. |
| 231a |
ASHLEY
TRAY = Ashtray.
def'n: Ashtray - A small dish to put tobacco ashes in. |
| 231b |
BERNIE
BURNS - Semi-rhyme: The name Bernie with the
word burn(s).
def'n: Burn - Become injured, charred, singed, scorched, etc., by heat. Make by heat: The cigar burned a hole in the rug. |
| 232a |
PAM
HAM - Rhyme: The name Pam with the word ham.
def'n: Ham - Meat from the upper part of a hog's hind leg; usually salted and smoked. Back thigh and buttock. |
| 232b |
COLE
CUT = Cold cut, cold cuts.
def'n: Cold cuts - Slices of cooked or prepared meat, such as corned beef, salami, tongue, and ham, served cold. def'n: Cut - To separate into parts with a sharp-edged instrument; sever. A part that has been cut from an animal: cuts of pork. |
| 233a |
WES
MESS - Rhyme: The name Wes with the word mess.
def'n: Mess - A dirty or untidy mass of group of things. Confusion or difficulty. |
| 233b | TRASH-CAN KEN
- Semi-rhyme: The name Ken with the words trash-can. def'n: Trash - Anything of little or no worth; rubbish. Disreputable people. def'n: Can - A metal container, usually with a cover or lid; a trash can. |
| 234a | HARRY
CANARY - Rhyme: The name Harry with the word
canary. def'n: Canary - A small yellow songbird; often kept as a pet. |
| 234b | BURT
CAGE = Bird cage. def'n: Bird - Any of a class of warm-blooded vertebrates that lay eggs, have a body covered with feathers, two legs, and the forelimbs as wings. slang. Person; He's an odd bird. def'n: Cage - Frame or place closed in with wires for birds. |
| 235a | UGLY HANS
= Ugly hands. def'n: Ugly - Very unpleasant to look at. Offensive. def'n: Hand - The end part of the arm, below the wrist, which can grasp or hold objects. |
| 235b | JAN
HAND - Rhyme: The name Jan with the word hand. def'n: Hand - The terminal part of the arm below the wrist. |
| 236a | TRINA
CLEANER - Semi-rhyme: The name Trina with the
word cleaner. def'n: Cleaner - Person whose work keeping buildings, windows, or other objects clean. Tool or machine for cleaning. Vacuum cleaner. |
| 236b | SUCKIN' SYBIL
- Sybil; S name to go with the word sucking' (sucking). def'n: Suck - Draw something from with the mouth. Draw in by sucking. A sucking force or sound. Act of sucking. def'n: Suction - the production of a vacuum. The force caused by suction. |
| 237a | TOTALED TODD
- Todd; T name to go with the word totaled. def'n: Totaled - slang. To wreck (a vehicle) completely. def'n: Wreck - Partial or total destruction of a motor vehicle. |
| 237b | TOWIN' OWEN
- Rhyme: The name Owen with the word towin' (towing). def'n: Tow - Pull by a rope, chain, etc. The act of towing. Something that is towed. |
| 238a | MARC
SPARK - Rhyme: The name Marc with the word spark. def'n: Spark - A small bit of fire. A bright flash; gleam; sparkle. To send out small bits of fire; produce sparks. A lively, showy man; dandy. To make (someone) enthusiastic. |
| 238b | CHERRY
BOMB = cherry bomb. def'n: Cherry - bright red. def'n: Bomb - Projectile filled with a bursting charge exploded by a fuse. def'n: Firework - Any spectacular display. |
| 239a | JERRY
ATRIC = Geriatric. def'n: Geriatric - For or having to do with elderly people, old age, and geriatrics. (Branch of medicine dealing with old age). |
| 239b | ABRAHAM
WRINKLIN' = Abraham Lincoln. 1809 - 1865. The 16th President of the U.S. from 1861 - 1865. def'n: Wrinkle - An irregular ridge or fold; crease. (In skin). |
| 240a | RADAR RAY
- Semi-rhyme: The name Ray with the word radar. def'n: Radar - Instrument for determining the distance, direction, speed, etc., of unseen objects by the reflection of microwave radio waves. |
| 240b | EVE
DROPPIN' = Eaves dropping. def'n: Eaves drop - Listen to talk one is not supposed to hear. Eavesdropper. |
| 241a | OLD GLORIA
= Old Glory. def'n: Old Glory - The flag of the U.S.; stars and stripes. |
| 241b | JOSE
CAN YOU SEE = "Oh, say can you see". The opening lyrics to the Star-Spangled Banner. def'n: Star-Spangled Banner - The national anthem of the United States. The words were composed by Francis Scott Key during the war of 1812. |
| 242a | CLEAN MAUREEN
- Rhyme: The name Maureen with the word clean. def'n: Clean - Free from dirt or filth; not soiled or stained; clean clothes. Make clean by removing dirt, rubbish, etc. |
| 242b | DRYIN' RYAN
- Rhyme: The name Ryan with the word dryin' (drying). def'n: Dry - not wet, not moist; dry clothes. To become dry: Clothes dry in the sun. |
| 243a | LEE
TREE - Rhyme: The name Lee with the word tree. def'n: Tree - A large perennial plant with a woody trunk and usually having branches and leaves at some distance from the ground. |
| 243b | SHERWOOD
FOREST = Sherwood Forest. def'n: Sherwood Forest - A royal forest near Nottingham, England, where Robin Hood and his men are said to have lived. def'n: A large area of land covered with trees; thick woods; woodland. |
| 244a | WELCOME MATT
= Welcome mat. (Placed at one's front door). def'n: Welcome - Greet kindly; give a friendly reception to. Receive gladly. def'n: Mat - A piece of coarse fabric like a small rug, made of woven rushes, fiber, straw, rope, etc., used for floor covering, for wiping mud from the shoes, etc. |
| 244b | MUDDY MAUDE
- Maude; M name to go with the word mud(dy). def'n: Mud - Soft, sticky, wet earth. def'n: Muddy - Of or like mud. Having much mud; covered with mud. |
| 245a | SHISH K. BOB
= Shish kebab (also Shish kebob). def'n: Shish kebab - Dish of kabab roasted or broiled on skewers. def'n: Kabab - Meat cut in small pieces, seasoned with various spices, and roasted on skewers. |
| 245b | BARBIE
Q. = Barbeque. def'n: Barbeque - Barbecue. def'n: Barbecue - An outdoor meal in which meat is roasted over an open fire. Grill or open fireplace for cooking meat. Meat roasted. |
| 246a | JOHN
JOHN = John. def'n: John - slang. Toilet; bathroom. def'n: Toilet - Bathroom or lavatory. Porcelain bowl for disposal of waste material from the body. Process of dressing, bathing, combing the hair, and putting clothes on. |
| 246b | FLUSHING FLOYD
- Floyd; Fl name to go with the word flush(ing). def'n: Flush - To send a sudden flow of water. Glowing vigor; freshness. |
| 247a | RUSTY
HEAP = Rusty heap. def'n: Rusty - Covered with rust; rusted. No longer good or effective. def'n: Heap - A pile of many things thrown or lying together. informal. A large amount. slang. An old car. |
| 247b | RUSTIN' JUSTIN
- Rhyme: The name Justin with the word rust(ing). def'n: Rust - The reddish-brown or orange coating that forms on iron or steel by oxidation of the surface metal when exposed to air or moisture. Corrosion. Deteriorate. Harmful influence on character. |
| 248a | HECTOR
COLLECTOR - Rhyme: The name Hector with the
word collector. def'n: Collector - A person or thing that collects. def'n: Collect - to gather together for a set. def'n: Collection - Act or practice of collecting. |
| 248b | G.P. KAY
= G.P.K. Acronym for the Garbage Pail Kids card craze manufactured by Topps between 1985 - 1988 def'n: Acronym - Word formed from the first letters of words. |
| 249a | MANY LENNY
= Rhyme: The name Lenny with the word many. def'n: Many - Consisting of a great number; numerous. A large number of people or things. A fairly large number. |
| 249b | LOTTA CARLOTTA
- Rhyme: the name Carlotta with slang word lotta (lots of). def'n: Lot - number of persons or things considered as a group; set; collection. Lots of, informal. A great many; much. |
| 250a | NEWLY-DEAD ED
- Rhyme: The name Ed with the words newly-dead. Parody of the term newly-wed. def'n: Newly - Lately; recently. def'n: Dead - No longer living; that has died. Without life. Very tired; worn-out. def'n: Newly-dead - A person who has recently become dead. (Similar to the word newlywed; One who had recently become married/wed). |
| 250b |
DYNA MIKE
= Dynamite. |
Definitions taken from: The American Heritage Dictionary.