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Words and phrases used on Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. They are called "Slanguage" according to show staff.

General Terms[]

Randy Cunningham, 9th Grade Ninja - Everybody Ninj-Along - Agreeable Alan and Friend

"Agreeable Alan... Agreeable Alan... Agreeable Alan..."

Agreeable Alan[]

  • Someone who always tries to spare others' feelings; a pushover.[1]

Amazedingles[]

Bandwagon Bill[]

  • Someone who enjoys whatever is popular or liked by a majority.[3]

Biffer[]

  • Close friend; best friend.[4]

Bruce[]

Brucedorable[]

  • Adorable, very cute, amazing in something's cuteness. [8]

The Cheese[]

  • The most important and excellent thing that there is. [9] Occasionally used as a euphemism in phrases such as "What the cheese?" or "Oh, my cheese!"[10][11]

To Cunningham [the...][]

  • To hog or monopolize something, particularly a video game, out of the need to be the best at it.[12]

Honkin'[]

Jerkward[]

NinjaNomicon[]

Ninja-No-Show[]

  • To ditch someone when said someone wants to do an activity with said person. [17][18]

Oh my Ninja![]

  • Used to ephasize shock, amazment and suprise.[19]

Per yooj[]

Relayshes[]

Schanks[]

  • An excited slurred version of "thanks!"[22]

Schweet[]

  • An excited slurred version of "sweet!"[23]

Shloomp[]

  • Enter the NinjaNomicon, a process which causes the body to slump or fall down into a floppy, trance-like state, while the personified mind enters a quasi-thirteenth-century Japanese environment allegorizing the collective wisdom of the Ninja.[24]

Shnasty[]

  • Nasty; disgusting, repulsive, entirely icky.[25]
Randy Cunningham, 9th Grade Ninja - Living in Shooblivion - Shoob! Shoob! Shoob! 01

Shoob[]

  • Noob; loser, dork, idiot, etc.[26]

Shoobiopath[]

  • Someone psychotic, deranged or utterly mad.[27]

Shoobmanity[]

  • Basically another way of saying "humanity".[28]

Shoobtastic[]

  • Stupidly awesome (can be used in either positive or negative connotation) [29]

Squeepreciate; Squeepreciation[]

  • To demonstrate extreme regard or value for someone or something; the act of doing so.[30]

Stank[]

  • Concentrated mist of chaos that transforms people into monsters.[31]

'Tish[]

Vloomp[]

  • The anatonym of "shloomp". Basically means to exit the NinjaNomicon.[33]

Weapon-of-Ninja-Destruction[]

  • Weapons that are created for the sole purpose of destroying the Ninja.[34][35][36]

What the juice?![]

  • An exclamation of shock and/or confusion.[37]

Wonk[]

Zing![]

  • Pun; when someone, usually Bucky, makes a wordplay.[40]

Ninja-ing Made Up Terms[]

4 or More Words[]

  • Multiple-Collar-Slicing-Ninja-Rings!
  • Ninja-Baton-Flip-Kick!
  • Ninja-Enemy-Take-Down![41]
  • Ninja-Smell-O-Vision.
  • Ninja-Taste-of-Her-Own-Medicine.
  • Ninja-Catch-Me-if-You-Can.[42]
  • Ninja-Battle-Rat-Flip![43]
  • Ninja-Taking-Advantage-of-Temporary-Blindness.[44]
  • Ninja-Knock-Yourself-Out!
  • Ninja-Random-Student-Save[45]
  • Ninja-Three-for-One!
  • Ninja-One-Step-Ahead-of-the-Game![46]
  • Ninja-Make-'Em-Think-I'm-Going-This-Way-When-I'm-Really-Going-That-Way!
  • Ninja-Midair-De-Suit![47]
  • Ninja Can't-Let-You-Get-Away-With-That!
  • Ninja-Best-Friend-Block![48]
  • Ninja-Turn-Back-the-Clock.
  • Ninja-Weaponized-Pizza-Dodge!
  • Ninja-Corporate-Sponsorship-Destroying-Tengu-Fireball![49]
  • Ninja-Ball-Destroying-Ring-Fling![50]
  • Ninja-Circle-Maker-Tripping-Balls![51]
  • Ninja-Open-the-Door!
  • Ninja-Turn-Around-Kick!
  • Ninja-Art-of-Heal!
  • Ninja-Twisty-Ladder-Grab!
  • Ninja-Misuse-of-School-Property!
  • Ninja-Student-Dogpile-Escape!
  • Ninja-Principal-Hog-Tie!
  • Ninja-Furthest-to-Fall![52]
  • Ninja-Putting-End-to-This-Thing!
  • Ninja-Sorcerer-Freedom-Flip![53]
  • Ninja-Baton-Helicopter-Flying-Maneuver![54]
  • Ninja-Fingers-Slicing-Thingies!
  • Ninja-Sacred-Stone-Stab!

3 Word Improvised Moves[]

  • Ninja-Amoeba-Snatch![55]
  • Ninja-Bone-Dodge![56]
  • Ninja-Pouch-Slash![57]
  • Ninja-Stalactite-Snag![58]
  • Ninja-Sai-Stopper!
  • Ninja-Pyramid-Sprint!
  • Ninja-Pukin'-Poke![59]
  • Ninja-Poppin'-Time!
  • Ninja-Principal-Kick!
  • Ninja-Scarf-Sling![60]
  • Ninja-Claw-Cut![61]
  • Ninja-Tentacle-Yank!
  • Ninja-Pepper-Pull![62]
  • Ninja-bad-dog!
  • Ninja-roll-over!
  • Ninja-play-dead![63]
  • Ninja-Semi-Snag.
  • Operation-Ninja-Slice.
  • Ninja-Heal-Minibike.[64]
  • Ninja-mastermind-leap!
  • Ninja-robot-toss![65]
  • Ninja-Mud-Buster![66]
  • Ninja-Tentacle-Slash!
  • Ninja-Jump-Split![67]
  • Ninja-Orbit-Kick!
  • Ninja-Principal-Charge!
  • Ninja-Escape-Flip![68]
  • Ninja-Trunk-Ride![69]
  • Ninja-Scarf-Snatch!
  • Ninja-Sumo-Snag![70]

3 Word Weapon or Skill Moves[]

  • Ninja-Knife-Sicles!
  • Ninja-Tripping-Balls![71]
  • Ninja-Earth-Attack!
  • Ninja-Hot-Balls!
  • Ninja-Tengu-Fireball!
  • Ninja-Electro-Balls!
  • Ninja-Blow-Ball! 
  • Ninja-Sticky-Balls! 
  • Ninja-Conkin'-Balls!
  • Ninja-Cold-Balls!
  • Ninja-Air-Fist!

References[]

  1. An alliterative name, stated in-show to be a cartoon turtle designed to demonstrate that moral lesson, but actually merely made up by Howard ad hoc. However, he appeared in person in the end of "Everybody Ninj-along".
  2. "Dingles" is added to emphasize the amazement of the person who expresses such.
  3. Another alliterative name coined in-show by Howard (on the same pattern as the previous entry, though not stated to be a cartoon character); from the phrase "to get, jump, ride, etc., on the bandwagon" [or "band-wagon"] = "to attach oneself to anything that looks successful or likely to succeed"; the "bandwagon" was originally a large wagon used to carry the band in a circus procession, also used to carry supporters during celebrations of successful political campaigns.
  4. Probably developed from the internet acronym BFF ("best friends forever") with the occupational suffix -er added.
  5. Speculatively, this may be a tribute to the popular cult actor Bruce Campbell, who plays The Creep and may be presumed to be a favorite of Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas.
  6. A more extreme alternative of expressing this slang is "Brucediggity"
  7. Adding "anti" changes its meaning to "anti-Bruce", which is "not awesome".
  8. A merging of the words Bruce (See previous entry) and adorable.
  9. Possibly related to the old slang term, "The Big Cheese," meaning the boss or most important man in an organization.
  10. In the last case, probably a variant for words such as "jeez" designed as euphemisms for the name "Jesus."
  11. Occasionally used neutrally to simply mean "something", such as "that is some Stanked up cheese!" or "All up in my cheese like that!"
  12. Made up by Howard as a play on Randy's last name and obsession with video games,
  13. A euphemism for an obscenity used for emphasis, similar to "friggin'" or "freakin'," with perhaps a nod to the common use of a loud honking sound to censor spoken obscenities in broadcasting.
  14. There is also another version of this slang called "honkin' honkers!"
  15. Likely a combination of jerk and Howard .
  16. Imitated from horror-writer H. P. Lovecraft's fictitious Necronomicon ("Law(-book) of the dead," derived from Greek νεκρός (nekros) "dead" and νόμος (nomos) "law," with a neuter adjectival suffix). "NinjaNomicon" therefore should mean something like "Law-book of the Ninjas."
  17. Usually used by Howard, referring to Randy who has to go on ninja duty as an excuse of leaving him behind in the middle of an activity.
  18. Its abbreviation is "N-N-S".
  19. Normally used by Randy as an expression towards shock or surprise, due to him being the current Ninja.
  20. "Yooj" is likely from the relaxed pronunciation of saying "usual" in a humorous manner.
  21. Short form of "relationships". Can also be considered as to derive from "relay" and the slurred pronunciation of "-ships".
  22. Normally used as an interjection.
  23. Also normally used as an interjection.
  24. Probably derived from "slump" in a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
  25. Probably "nasty" in a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
  26. Probably derived from "noob" (a shortened form of "newbie," internet slang for "a new or inexperienced user of a site or network"), altered to a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
  27. From "shoob" (See previous entry) and Greek πάθος (pathos) "suffering," by way of words such as "sociopath" and "psychopath."
  28. From "shoob" (See previous entry) and humanity, used by Randy in "All the Juice That's Fish to Swim" when he lied to Howard that he couldn't stop the Robo-Ape from taking away the Soupsicles.
  29. From "shoob" (See previous entry) and fantastic. Characters' usage of this slang on whether criticizing or complimenting depends.
  30. A portmanteau, from "to squee," internet slang meaning "to show extreme, girlish admiration for someone or something, especially by uttering high-pitched, inarticulate cries," probably from onomatopoeia of such cries (influenced in form by "squeal"), combined with "[ap]preciate," meaning "to give value to," from Latin appretiatum "having been assessed, having been given a value," from ad "to" and pretium "price, value."
  31. A variant (common in Southern U.S. English) of "stink" or "stench."
  32. Presumably taken from the "ti" vowels of "competition" itself.
  33. Essentially the sound of being yanked out or away in a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
  34. Abbreviation is "WND".
  35. First used by Randy himself in "McOne Armed and Dangerous".
  36. McFist later used this term in "Fudge Factory".
  37. Possibly derived from the old-fashioned British English exclamation, "What the deuce?" (a euphemism for the expression "What the devil?") which was in Received English pronounced very similarly.
  38. Probably from British slang "wonky," meaning "crooked, off-center, and thus unsteady or shaky; therefore weak, invalid, not correctly functioning, faulty."
  39. Can be said as "anti-wonk", which is to change its meaning to "nice" and "cool".
  40. Probably derived from "zing" or "zinger," former schoolyard slang for "a humorous taunt or insult," probably originally derived from onomatopœia for an electric shock.
  41. Fart-Topia
  42. Sorcerer in Love
  43. Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja
  44. The Brawn Also Rises
  45. Flume-Igation
  46. Otto Know Better
  47. Shoot First, Ask Questions Laser
  48. Ninjaception
  49. McNinja - Brought to You by McFist
  50. Mastermind of Disastermind
  51. Wonkin' for the Weekend
  52. Fake Fight For Your Right to Party
  53. Ball's Well That Friends Well
  54. Pranks for Nothing
  55. Monster Dump
  56. Dawn of the Driscoll
  57. Swampy Seconds
  58. Sorcerer in Love 2: The Sorceress's Revenge
  59. McOne Armed and Dangerous
  60. Welcome Back Catfish
  61. Fudge Factory
  62. Best Buds
  63. Living in Shooblivion
  64. Brolateral Damage
  65. Mastermind of Disastermind
  66. The Curse of Mudfart
  67. Wonkin' for the Weekend
  68. The Prophecy of Hat Sword
  69. Fake Fight For Your Right to Party
  70. Aplopalypse Now
  71. Got Stank?
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