Cox to English Dictionary

ahlva: The word you say when you make a mistake, and someone points it out. Usually accompanied by making a funny face, holding the piece’s arm and jumping up and down.

aired-up: Inflated. e.g., "This ball needs to be aired-up before we can play smear-whos-near."

aired-out: Deflated. e.g., "My tire on my bike is all aired-out because I ran over a yucca!"

amps: Ambulance.

baptize: To rinse your head of remaining shampoo.

beans: McDonalds needs to leave these off of their burgers: Onions. e.g., "Dad, I don't want beans on mine."

benchers: The things you sit on at ball games.

boo: That was a bad joke; I disagree.

booga-knife: Bob’s with you in the lonely, dark space.

bro-theeeerrrrrrr: What you apparently yell when falling off a cliff.

bruised plum: A purple Pontiac 6000 that was somehow damaged.

bubbles: Blisters on your ears from too much sun.

bugs: The drivers of the miniature cars that kids watch out of their passenger car window during road trips- usually being chased by tarantulas.

dumb: To be finished eating. e.g., “Mom, I’m dumb!”

eeeeerrrk: A screeching halt.

goood: That’s good, I’m glad. Sarcastic remark.

gooodyuhvit: (Direct translation: Good. I love it.) see if I care; I could care less; see goood.

guy: Generic name in a pretend conversation, e.g., “Hey guy, are you okay?”

hassadopper: Insect you shoot with rubber bands, feed to Buster, launch into space, use as crash test dummies in the Gerneral Lee, and poison with shampoo. Also known as grasshoppers.

him: A name of a strong, invincible man, e.g., “Eeeeerrrk, him saw a matertree in the road.”

hooptie: The car that everybody has wrecked.

jaba: A floating log in the toilet.

jeebie: A scary creepy crawly; see "spee."

matertree: The only thing that can stop "him".

nose: What you yell when your younger brother has a running nose. e.g., “Mom, nose!”

nyuh: I disagree; that’s impossible.

overfloated: Beyond capacity. e.g., "Mom, the toilet is overfloated again."

piece: (Direct translation: a piece of dirty gum) A very mean person, a jerk.

plug-in: Electrical Wall Outlet. e.g., "Is there a plug-in behind the couch?"

poof: Out of control hair. Poof-hair: Levi & Jonathan's favorite person.

pout: What you call someone when they are upset or angry. e.g., "Kayapout [when I didn't let her outside.]"

spee: A spider.

stoked: To kill. e.g., "He stoked him."

stupidhead-pighead-poophead: A mean, dumb, ugly and smelly person; Someone you don’t like.

taco bell: Child pre-school-has a red bell tower.

tacobelly: The person who eats the most tacos on Sunday night.

tarantulas: Members of the bug police force.

tea-nyuh: I strongly disagree; That’s truly impossible.

truth: Unable to be contradicted. Absolutely proven. e.g., "Jonathan is Leo, truth."

whalht: (Direct translation: what are you talking about?) Used to point out an error, or to make someone feel dumb-after a dumb joke.

wrestle-guy: The mean-looking biker-type man walking past you in Sam's.

yoal: The champion; Winner; Best contender.

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