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Olympic Dictionary

Spoken Like a True Olympian

64- (n.) The majestic number of Math Team. 

             1: Why is Caitlin snickering at 8 ^ 2?

             2: Because it equals 64 and she's weird.

 

Bobby - (n.) A usually loud, talkative, etc. person or group 

              "Mrs. Adams said my whole table is 4th period's Bobby."

 

BrOTP- (n.) Two guys who are shipped together because they are such close friends; standing for bro one true pairing.

               1: What's your BrOTP? Mine's Joke/Jash.

                2: Oh, mine is Joshwoo.

 

Cheesecake Sampler- (n.) Code for 'Stop talking/being off-task! Mr. Turner's here/coming." Can work for any teacher, not just Mr. Turner.

               1: So, if Grant Gustin and Arik were in a fight, Arik-"

               2: CHEESECAKE SAMPLER."

               1: Uh, uh, um...whAT INFO DID YOU GET ABOUT THE MAYANS?"

Crap- (n.) Poop.

              "Crap! I left my pants at home!"

 

Crud- (n.) (See crap)

              "Crud. The orchestra's door is locked. AGAIN."

 

Doing a Davis- (v.) Tilting your chair backwards so far that you're on the verge of falling, as Davis commonly does.

                 "Simon! Stop doing a Davis in science; you're going to hurt yourself."

 

Dramaful- (adj.) To be full of drama; overdramatic.

                  "I swear, despite saying she hates social drama, Caitlin is very dramaful."

Fatfish- (n.) A fat catfish; inside joke

                  ...fatfish.

 

Ficname- (n.) Someone's name in Caitlin's fictional universe. These people in Caitlin's ficverse are the same as people in real life, just with their names changed and usually in scenarios that never happened/wiill never happen.

                  1: Hey, what's Haley's ficname?

                  2: Um.. Lucy.

 

Ficverse- (n.) Caitlin's fictional universe; setting of Caitlin's fanfics.

                 "The Ficverse is crumbling...So many changes!"

 

Flip- (n.) Substitute for 'The F Word'

                 1: FLIP THIS.

                 2: Language.

 

Frick- (n.) (See flip)

                 1: FRICK THIS.

                 2: Language!

 

Fruit Pony- (n.) A person who is in the friend group of the Show Ponies but is not a Show Pony themselves. This name is used typically as an insult.

                "Isn't a fruit pony basically a derp?"

 

Fudge- (n.) (See flip)

                 1: FUDGE THIS.

                 2: Language.

 

Jerd- (n.) A combination of a jock and a nerd; an athletic nerd.

                 "Jerds are Gabriella, Tharanie, Rori, Arik, and possibly Joey."

 

Misty Carrot- (n.) A nickname for anyone annoying. Derived from German for crap ("mist") and Welsh for idiot ("carrot"). Roughly translates into "crappy idiot".

                  1: What is a misty carrot?

                  2: You. You are a misty carrot.

 

Moeny- (adj.) Something in the style of Mr. Owen.

              (adv.) To do something typically like Mr. Owen.

                   "You could tell he was trying not to be moeny when we were interveiwing him.."

 

Mowen/Mo- (n.) Mr. Owen's nicknames.

                  "I miss Mowen. I really do."

 

Show Pony- (n.) An Olympian guy who is popular, (ie. Jake, Jackson, Josh, Ryan.) Show Ponies usually walk around in packs. The name is derived from 'show pony', which is a well groomed horse which holds its head up high as if it is better than the world around it, just as Olympian Show Ponies are good looking and egotistical. Usually used as an insult, even though it isn't bad to be a Show Pony.

                   "Being a Show Pony isn't really a bad thing. Actually, be proud of being a Show Pony."

 

Tharanieing Around- (v.) Constantly falling and losing ones stuff; slightly tripping over your own feet.

                  "Tharanie accepts that she tharanies around sometimes."

 

The Fourth Graders- (n.) The current 6th grade Olympians who are a grade younger than the original creators and come from TCE; they entered TCMS during the 2015-2016 school year.

                  "No matter what grade they are, we will continue calling them fourth graders."

 

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