Air-quotes

What is Air-quotes?

Using two fingers on each hand to indicate a word or phrase is in quotes. Generally used to indicate irony, sarcasm, or derision.

Adam repeated John's statement, but used air-quotes when he reached "legend".

Bleur

1. adj; to be 'blah'ed' out, to be indifferently mocking; to confuse, startle, or trill; to have the last word YOU: you idi..

Quixamix

1. (Quicks-a-mix): The offical word for the back of the knee. The "mix" part is because the back of the knee is a mix of the back..

Coligan

1. 1) (n.) A severely complex oxymoron. One who has a innummerable body mass, yet, simply cannot pound the slightest bit of beer without p..

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