Lingos

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

General Terms[]

Agreeable Alan[]

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

Amazedingles[]

Amazing.^[2]

Bandwagon Bill[]

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

Biffer[]

Close friend; best friend.^[4]

Bruce[]

Awesome, cool, radical.^[5]^[6]^[7]

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'[]

Very, really.^[13]^[14]

Jerkward[]

Big jerk.^[15]

NinjaNomicon[]

Ninja's guide to being the ninja.^[16]

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[]

Per usual. ^[20]

Relayshes[]

Relationships.^[21]

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]

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[]

Competition.^[32]

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[]

Lame, uncool.^[38]^[39]

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[]

↑ 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".
↑ "Dingles" is added to emphasize the amazement of the person who expresses such.
↑ 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.
↑ Probably developed from the internet acronym BFF ("best friends forever") with the occupational suffix -er added.
↑ 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.
↑ A more extreme alternative of expressing this slang is "Brucediggity"
↑ Adding "anti" changes its meaning to "anti-Bruce", which is "not awesome".
↑ A merging of the words Bruce (See previous entry) and adorable.
↑ Possibly related to the old slang term, "The Big Cheese," meaning the boss or most important man in an organization.
↑ In the last case, probably a variant for words such as "jeez" designed as euphemisms for the name "Jesus."
↑ Occasionally used neutrally to simply mean "something", such as "that is some Stanked up cheese!" or "All up in my cheese like that!"
↑ Made up by Howard as a play on Randy's last name and obsession with video games,
↑ 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.
↑ There is also another version of this slang called "honkin' honkers!"
↑ Likely a combination of jerk and Howard .
↑ 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."
↑ 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.
↑ Its abbreviation is "N-N-S".
↑ Normally used by Randy as an expression towards shock or surprise, due to him being the current Ninja.
↑ "Yooj" is likely from the relaxed pronunciation of saying "usual" in a humorous manner.
↑ Short form of "relationships". Can also be considered as to derive from "relay" and the slurred pronunciation of "-ships".
↑ Normally used as an interjection.
↑ Also normally used as an interjection.
↑ Probably derived from "slump" in a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
↑ Probably "nasty" in a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
↑ 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.
↑ From "shoob" (See previous entry) and Greek πάθος (pathos) "suffering," by way of words such as "sociopath" and "psychopath."
↑ 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.
↑ From "shoob" (See previous entry) and fantastic. Characters' usage of this slang on whether criticizing or complimenting depends.
↑ 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."
↑ A variant (common in Southern U.S. English) of "stink" or "stench."
↑ Presumably taken from the "ti" vowels of "competition" itself.
↑ Essentially the sound of being yanked out or away in a humorous quasi-Yiddish form.
↑ Abbreviation is "WND".
↑ First used by Randy himself in "McOne Armed and Dangerous".
↑ McFist later used this term in "Fudge Factory".
↑ 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.
↑ Probably from British slang "wonky," meaning "crooked, off-center, and thus unsteady or shaky; therefore weak, invalid, not correctly functioning, faulty."
↑ Can be said as "anti-wonk", which is to change its meaning to "nice" and "cool".
↑ Probably derived from "zing" or "zinger," former schoolyard slang for "a humorous taunt or insult," probably originally derived from onomatopœia for an electric shock.
↑ Fart-Topia
↑ Sorcerer in Love
↑ Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja
↑ The Brawn Also Rises
↑ Flume-Igation
↑ Otto Know Better
↑ Shoot First, Ask Questions Laser
↑ Ninjaception
↑ McNinja - Brought to You by McFist
↑ Mastermind of Disastermind
↑ Wonkin' for the Weekend
↑ Fake Fight For Your Right to Party
↑ Ball's Well That Friends Well
↑ Pranks for Nothing
↑ Monster Dump
↑ Dawn of the Driscoll
↑ Swampy Seconds
↑ Sorcerer in Love 2: The Sorceress's Revenge
↑ McOne Armed and Dangerous
↑ Welcome Back Catfish
↑ Fudge Factory
↑ Best Buds
↑ Living in Shooblivion
↑ Brolateral Damage
↑ Mastermind of Disastermind
↑ The Curse of Mudfart
↑ Wonkin' for the Weekend
↑ The Prophecy of Hat Sword
↑ Fake Fight For Your Right to Party
↑ Aplopalypse Now
↑ Got Stank?

[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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Lingos

Contents

General Terms[]

Agreeable Alan[]

Amazedingles[]

Bandwagon Bill[]

Biffer[]

Bruce[]

Brucedorable[]

The Cheese[]

To Cunningham [the...][]

Honkin'[]

Jerkward[]

NinjaNomicon[]

Ninja-No-Show[]

Oh my Ninja![]

Per yooj[]

Relayshes[]

Schanks[]

Schweet[]

Shloomp[]

Shnasty[]

Shoob[]

Shoobiopath[]

Shoobmanity[]

Shoobtastic[]

Squeepreciate; Squeepreciation[]

Stank[]

'Tish[]

Vloomp[]

Weapon-of-Ninja-Destruction[]

What the juice?![]

Wonk[]

Zing![]

Ninja-ing Made Up Terms[]

4 or More Words[]

3 Word Improvised Moves[]

3 Word Weapon or Skill Moves[]

References[]

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