From: jwinkelman@vmsa.oac.uci.edu
Subject: Re: Wacky Anime DefinitionsDictionary
Newsgroups: rec.arts.anime
Organization: University of California, Irvine
Date: 19 Dec 92 17:16:56 GMT

Got a few more for ya:

Rally (noun)- the performance of an faster-than-light unbelievable pistol trick.  (Riding Bean and Gun Smith Cats)
	Example: Although she was about to get shot, she did a Rally and blew his forehead out his spine.

Sonoda (Verb)-to draw, animate, or totally act in a hentai way. (Also, same as the doing a Mikimoto :-)
	Example: Mike sonodaed a girl, for which he got a head-ringing slap.
In article <1992Dec18.204911.1754@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca>, r16a@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Roger Earle) writes...

> But befor I go Here are a last few posts.
>If you want this prepare to save it now, I won't be around to mail out copies.
> 
> 
> 
>              The  Wacky Anime Definitions Dictionary  V 1.53
>                             ( W.A.D.D.)
> 
> Compiled by Roger Earle(r16a@jupiter.Sun.CSD.unb.ca or r16a@UNB.ca)
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Akane (Ah Kahn Ay): (v) To protect someone from an imagined evil, which the 
>      person being protected does not perceive.
>   
> eg.: Reagan akaned the US from the "Evil Empire" of the Warsaw Pact.
> 
>Akira: (verb) To reach such a high level of psychic power you
>     can't control it.  Ex:Kyousuke Akira'd and blew up the disco.
> 
>Ako/Bko thing" (noun) A running fight so destructive you can follow
>              it from a distance just by watching for the smoke.
> 
>  Ex:Ranma and Ryouga did the Ako/Bko thing through the zoo and all
>     the animals escaped.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Ben Dixon: v. To die 'cause you're a bonehead.
> 
>Bubblegum: (prefix) Roughly equivalent to "Mechacyberpunk-"
> 
> 
> 
> 
>chainsaw : (verb) synonym for Macek.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Daicon (Girl) v. 1. The jiggling of one's breasts, esp. female. 2. The
>                 independent animation of the jiggling of one's breasts.
>                 eg., My hentai roommate loves to hang out by the beach,
>                 and watch the girls Daicon as they jump in the surf.
>                 eg., She really Gainaxed when she sneezed!
> 
>Dirty Pair event: (noun) any incredibly destructive and casualty-causing
>    event which is no-one's fault in particular.
> 
>  Ex:"Due to a minor Dirty Pair event, Southern China is now mostly
>  uninhabitable."
> 
>DOSH, Doshko(n): A wise man who knows all the answers but can't
>be bothered to tell them to you -- you have to find out yourself. As
>a verb, to behave as a Dosh: "Ben Kenobi really doshed Luke."
> 
>D-load: (verb) To launch as many missiles from an Armored Veritech/Valkyrie
>as it is capable of launching.  Usually used against a large number of targets.
>WARNING: Avoid doing this while wearing a Dirty Pair T-shirt.  Unexpected things
>may happen, and it won't be your fault!
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Face fault : (noun) falling to the ground, landing on your face.  Ex: Lum
>flew through the door and Ataru did a face fault.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Gainax (Girl) v. [see Daicon (Girl)]
> 
>Genma(noun):  One who constantly uses his/her offsprings for personal gain.
>      (slang):  One who acts like a complete ass.
> 
>Gundam (verb)-  The act of killing off a major character, just as the audience 
>   was beginning to like the person.
> 
>  EG.  Tragically, Lt. Yar was gundamed before ST:TNG became popular.
>  (from Kido Senshi Gundam -who are we kidding?  all of them, of course!)
> 
>Gundam (adj.)-  The state of being an expensive, undefeatable prototype for an 
>otherwise ineffective weapon system.
> 
>  EG.  Because the BM-1/BM-2 was so gundam, Jung Freud, in her Sizzler Black
>  could not follow Katsumi and Noriko into the interior of the BusterMachine 3.
>  (from Kido Senshi Gundam)
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Kasumi(verb):  To cook and clean continously and doing nothing else.  2.  To
>               drive doctors with glasses crazy with ones presence.
> 
>KAOS(n): A deus-ex-machina, often in the form of a wizard who COULD
>do everything that all the heroes do, but can't seem to be bothered. 
>See also DOSH(ko).
> 
>Kei: v. To lose one's temper with very destructive results.
> 
>Kenshiro (verb): To hit one's opponent so hard and fast they don't notice
>                 they've been clobbered, until the full reality of it kicks in.
> 
>   eg. In their first fight ranma-chan Kenshiro'ed kunou. (as seen when at the
>       end of the fight ranma has a slightly ripped tunic from kunou's sword
>       and kunou looks fine, until he drops with ranma's footprints all over 
>       his body).
>       (from FIST OF THE NORTH STAR)
> 
>Kick-Ass Mode: (noun) An obvious change in the plot of an anime, sometimes 
>accompanied by a change in the appearance of characters or mecha or starships,
>that implies that the good-guys will now "kick ass" and beat the holy fuck out
>of their opponents.
> 
>Khyron (verb)-  The act of ramming an enemy, committing suicide in the process. 
> SEE Kamikaze
> 
>  EG.  The A-Wing pilot khyroned the Super Star Destroyer, causing it to plummet
>  into the Death Star.
>  (from ROBOTECH)
> 
>KIRK (v): To break or severely test the Prime Directive, as in,
>"This used to be a great planet 'til they kirked it."
> 
>Kou(verb):  To up-chuck on sight of carrots or any products made mostly of carrots.
> 
>Kodachi(verb):  The act of painting ordinary roses to a black color and then
>                using its petals to make a big mess when exiting from a scene.
> 
>Kunou(noun):  One who does not know when he/she has been defeated.  2.  A two
>              timer.  
>     (adj):  Stupid; doltlike; idiotic; obnoxious; 
> 
>Kyosuke (Kee Yous Kay): (v) (1) To end up with exactly what you -didn't- want,
>        due to inaction or merely fate. (2) To end up in a ridiculous situation
>        which, you are sure, could only happen to -you-.   
> 
>  eg(1).: Darrell kyosuke'd himself when he proved unable to decide what
>  classes to take until they were all already full.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Lt. South Burning(noun):  The state at which a secret was about to be revealed
>                          but suddenly the holder of the secret blows up and
>                          the secret goes along with him/her.
>     (from Gundam 0083)
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Macek: (verb) To rewrite a story according to your own preferences,
>with no regard for the original material.
> 
>  Ex:Jim Macek'd "King Lear" and gave it a happy ending.
> 
>Madoka (Mah Doe Ka): (v) (1) To reveal one has an unexpected inate 
>       ability/forte just in the nick of time. (2) To subdue an opponent
>       with such an unexpected and untrained ability.  eg.: Max Madoka'd
>       Myria when they first played an arcade fighter game.
> 
> After all, Madoka is probably aware of her inate abilities.
> It is just that no one else knows until the moment of truth.
> 
>Miitaka (verb)-  The act of catching a glint of sunlight (with sound effects)  
>at a proper theatrical moment.  Often performed by tennis instructors.
> 
>  EG.  His sword miitakaed as he drew it from its sheath, informing all that he 
>  was a blademaster.
>  (from Maison Ikkoku)
> 
>Minmei : (noun) exceedingly cute female character with large eyes that
>shimmer frequently.  Cranial content is usually somewhat lacking.  Synonym:
>Space Woo-woo.
> 
>Minmay : (verb) behaving in the fashion of a Minmei.  Ex: HEY!  Can't you
>read?  The sign says "No Minmaying"!
> 
> 
> 
> 
>nabiki - 1. To capitalize on a situation and make a profit.  2. To obtain or
>try to obtain money by selling information, or threatening not to withhold
>information from others.
> 
>Noriko (verb): To fire one's mechs'/ships' ultra-megadeath weapons by screaming
>               it's name at the top of your lungs. 
> 
>    most notable EG: "BUSTERRRRR BEEEEAAAAAMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!"
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Ota (Verb).  1.  Synonym for Miitaka. 2. To make decisions that only make
>                    sense in the present if you can see the future ( or have
>                    read the script ahead of time) B-{)
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Parn: (verb) To charge headlong into the nearest foe only to bounce off due to
>      inferior skill/power.  Note this is different from Uwaa (q.v.) in that
>      said person survives the incident.
> 
>  Ex. Kou rushed to GP01 and attacked Gato only to be beaten repeatedly in
>  ep 1 & 2 of 0083.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Ranma(verb):  To be beaten senseless because one was acting like a complete ass.
>              
>                         Ex:  John was ranmaed after he called his girlfriend
>                              "not cute".
> 
>Rick Hunter: v. To say "uh!" a lot.
> 
>Robotech (ro' bo tek) v. 1. To take various bits of plotline which are not at
>all connected and jam them together until they almost fit into one continous
>story.  2.  In missiles, to scatter in a random direction after launch, then 
>converge from several directions on the target.  (Thought to confuse/defeat
>anti-missile systems.)
> 
>Roy Fokker v. To die 'cause you're being a macho schmuck.
> 
>Rumiko: v. to gradually escalate chaos and confusion to critical mass.
>"The Iraqi situation Rumiko'd until..."
> 
>Ryoga(noun):  A person with absolutely no sense of direction what-so-ever.
>              2.  The state of being lost all the time.
>              3.  The act of carrying an umbrella no matter what the weather is
>                  like.
>             (ed. note: it would appear from 2 and 3 that Ryoga can also be used as
>              a verb)
> 
> 
> 
> 
>	SAGAN (n): An uncountable number: billions and billions and
>billions: "Captain, we're sagan kilometers from our previous position!"
>"Impossible! The universe isn't that big!"
> 
>Scott Bernard (skot' ber nard') v. To fire all one's available missiles at a
>single or small number of targets, esp. from an Alpha or Legioss mecha, when 
>the target is at best worthy of one to three of them.  Note that it is possible
>to Scott Bernard other missile-rich mecha as well, including various Destroids,
>mobile missile platforms, and the SDF-1.  (Remember Force of Arms?  :-)
> 
>	SEIYA(v): To absorb tremendous punishment and keep on going, fixated
>on a single goal: "Rocky Balboa did a Seiya and won the heavyweight title."
>Also, to fall off a cliff and climb up it repeatedly. 
> 
>SFH (Submunitions From Hell)- (n) 1. Any sort of missile that contains dozens
>    if not hundreds of guided bomblets/minirockets designed to spread huge
>    amounts of destruction over a large area. 2.(v) to use such ordnance in
>    battle (acronym only). Example: The _Minerva_ SFH'd Big Murphy's pirate
>    base to cover the escape of the Crushers.
>     See also: Scott Bernarding on a budget or 3M on a budget. 
>  
>Shampoo (verb)-  The act of emerging through walls, often in the middle of 
>    dinner.
> 
>  EG.  The incredible Hulk shampooed through the wall, surprising the
>  terrorists.
>  (from Ranma 1/2)
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Takahashi: (see Rumiko)
> 
>Tetsuo (tet' soo oh) v. To run head-on into an obstacle, usually on a 
>motorcycle or in an aircraft or automobile, and explode violently.
> 
>(As someone mentioned after this definition appeared in the UF3 glossary, this
>makes Tetsuo somewhat analogous to a Ford Pinto.)
> 
> 
>3-M : (verb) abbrev. of Macross Missile Massacre.  Synonym: Scott Bernard.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>Ukyou(noun):  One who makes Japanese pizza with an oversized spatula.
>              2.  A person who is in love with a complete ass(see Ranma) who 
>                  only considers the said person a "good friend".
> 
>Uwaa: (verb) To fight someone whom you should never have bothered with and paid
>      for your mistakes.
> 
>  Ex. The nameless pilots who faced a newtype in Gundam series.
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   Yamato (verb) - to resurrect or bring back by completely changing the
> continuity of the universe.
> 
>  ex.  The entire crew of the StarLeaf was Yamatoed for _Ten Little
>       Gall Force_.
> 
> 
>People who claim responsibility for these: :) :) :) :)
> 
>From: cwagner@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Christian Wagner)
>From: dhiga@aludra.usc.edu (Darold Higa)
>From: seawasp@vm2.cis.pitt.edu (Sea Wasp)
>From: afj9838@rigel.tamu.edu (JOHNSON, AARON FLEMING)
>From: GREENJ@YaleVM.YCC.Yale.Edu
>From: kay@bigwpi.WPI.EDU (k)
>From: dcb@wdl1.wdl.loral.com (Predecrement David)
>From: chrismg@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (christian gadeken)
>From: mfrose@ais.org (Martin Rose)
>From: chadwick@world.std.com (Chadwick Ngan)
>From:<thmartin@romulus.rutgers.edu>Theresa Martin 
>From: r16a@jupiter.Sun.CSD.unb.ca (Roger Earle)
>From: wolfone@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Patrick Chester)
>From: garion@micromed.com (Chris Thi Nguyen)
>From: dlo@Bonnie.ICS.UCI.EDU(Dickinson Lo)
>some written originally by David Gerrold in Starlog):
>a couple from the glossary from UF2
> 
>   Any additions to this would be welcomed, appreciated and,
>   in fact hoped for :) (the more, the merrier)
> 
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