SShore Fan's "CelticBlog Word or Acronym of the Week" (Week 3)

[SShorefan 4.0]

Hello all,

Welcome to SShore Fan's CelticBlog Word or Acronym of the Week. 

It is the goal of this thread to each week introduce you all to a new word or Acronym that relates generally to basketball & the Celtics and in some cases specifically to CelticsBlog. 

Each word or acronym will be properly defined and used in a sentence. 

Happy Learning,

Professor SSfan

[SShorefan 4.0]

WEEK 1

Word:
Brickilicious

Definition:
Brickilicious, a shot that is put up in a crucial moment with virtually no chance of going in, but some how does.

Used in a Sentence:
Milt Palacio's last second, off balanced shot against the New Jersey Nets on 12/28/00 to win the game was Brickilicious.

[BrickJames]

Man, and all this time I thought "Brickilicious" meant incredibly brilliant commentary...

[SShorefan 4.0]

Man, and all this time I thought "Brickilicious" meant incredibly brilliant commentary...

(that word is following later!!) 

[Toine43]

You could turn this thread into an a Celtics Blog Urban Dictionary type thread. That could have SOTOTT potential.

[Redz]

Fans of the Seder will know of the "Brickalicious" quality of Charoset 

Charoset

Apple, nuts, and spices ground together and mixed with wine are symbolic of the mortar used by Hebrew slaves to build Egyptian structures. There are several variations in the recipe for charoset. The Mishna describes a mixture of fruits, nuts, and vinegar, for example. In order to enhance the symbolism of mortar, it is customary in some communities to mix in a small amount of sand. The charoset is sweet because sweetness is symbolic of God's kindness, which was able to make even slavery more bearable. According to legend, the use of apples in charoset stems from Pharaoh's decree that all male Hebrew children were to be killed at birth. Mothers would go out to the orchards to give birth, and thus save their babies (at least temporarily) from the Egyptian soldiers.

[SShorefan 4.0]

Last Week's word - Brickilicous



Week 2

Word:
Bahkued

Definition:
Bahkued, a moment in which someone or something inexplicably disappears.

Used in a Sentence:
Up by 12 and holding the opponent to just 28% shooting, the team's #1 rated defense Bahkued with 5 minutes to go and the opponents outscored them 34-6 to win the game.

[Roy Hobbs]

Last Week's word - Brickilicous



Week 2

Word:
Bahkued

Definition:
Bahkued, a moment in which someone or something inexplicably disappears.

Used in a Sentence:
Up by 12 and holding the opponent to just 28% shooting, the team's #1 rated defense Bahkued with 5 minutes to go and the opponents outscored them 34-6 to win the game.

Is this a variation of Scintaned or bassthumpered?

[SShorefan 4.0]

Last Week's word - Brickilicous



Week 2

Word:
Bahkued

Definition:
Bahkued, a moment in which someone or something inexplicably disappears.

Used in a Sentence:
Up by 12 and holding the opponent to just 28% shooting, the team's #1 rated defense Bahkued with 5 minutes to go and the opponents outscored them 34-6 to win the game.

Is this a variation of Scintaned or bassthumpered?

After checking the CelticBlog Thesaurus, I can say yes, they are all quite similar.

[SShorefan 4.0]

Last Week's word - Bahkued


Week 3

Acronym:
WLUC (pronounced We-Luck)

Definition:
Retiring with high praise. (We Love You Cooz)

Used in a Sentence:
Dick Albert and Redz both have had WLUC moments in the past week, last month, George Bush did not.