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This article is about the terms regarding the Homestar Runner cartoons.'For the terms regarding the wiki, see HRWiki:Glossary.

Hear a word on Homestarrunner.com and have no idea what in the world it means? Here is a great place to find what you're looking for. Also, Inside Jokes might help.

If a word is linked, click on the link to find out more information.

Note: Most of these are not real words, and exist only in the H*R Universe.


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# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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20X6: Pronounced twenty-exty-six, this is possibly the eventual future of Free Country, USA. It's the home-time of Stinkoman. It's also The Brothers Chaps' way of parodying the Megaman series, which takes place during the year 20XX, as well as anime in general.

404'd!: Something that happens when you type a homestarrunner.com address that doesn't exist into your browser.

A

all up ons: To really like something. Example, "The ladies are 'all up ons.'"

anonny: "Anonymous." Example: "Hey, Anonny! Why don't ya, um, write a poem or something and not attribute it to yourself!" See rock opera. See also: HRWiki:Glossary.

ARROWED!: Something that happens to the Teen Girl Squad, in which Arrow'd Guy spits arrows out of his mouth at The Ugly One. It also happens to Trogdor in the TROGDOR! game. You also get ARROWED in Peasant's Quest if you walk in front of the archer in the hidden glen, and the Kerrek gets ARROWED when you shoot him. (See also: SWORDED!).

awexome: Like awesome, but more so. See Awexome Cross.

B

BALEETED!: Another way to say "deleted". From 50 emails, in which Homestar can't spell "deleted".

Bennedetto: The Presto Air Popper (popcorn popper) who serves in the Homestarmy.

Brothers Strong: Brothers Strong Bad, Strong Mad and Strong Sad.

Bumdumbourge: Strong Bad's native country, near Totalslava, where live his Poopaw and the age-old recipe for cooking the Chekt. Referred to in secret recipes.

burninate: Trogdor's fire breathing ability as seen in the TROGDOR! video game.

buzzer: The propeller on Homestar's beanie cap.

C

CGNU: Crazy Go Nuts University. A school that Strong Bad created. AKA "see gee in you".

CHALLENGE!!!: A favorite word (and pastime) of Stinkoman.

CHEATCAKES: Small cakes made of steam and sugar by the Cheat as a substitute for Grumblecakes in the e-mail stupid stuff.

The Chekt: An animal invented by Strong Bad. Strong Bad's poopaw supposedly has a receipe for "Chicken-fried the CHEKT". In reality, Strong Bad has a secret family recipe for cooking The Cheat. See secret recipes.

CHILDREN'D!: Another Arrow'd Guy attack. He says it when he ran over So and So's New Boyfriend with a van with "CHILDREN!" written on the side.

Coach Zed: The Canadian pronunciation of Coach Z as seen in do over.

combolations: "Congratulations." See flashback (Easter egg).

congraturation: A misspelling of "Congratulations" that is shown in a video game when you beat the end boss, or a food looking similar to a muffin. See Videro Games.

crap: It's the word that Strong Bad likes to hear himself say, but not hear other people say. Other forms of the word include "Crap for Brains," "Crap for Crap," etc. See also "Holy Crap".

D

-'D!; -ED!: Popular ending to attacks, etc. See ARROWED!, CHILDREN'D!, MSG'D!, CEREBELLUM'D!, LATE 360 SHOVE-IT TO BONELESS'D!, TWO'D!, FLOOR TOMMED!, STEP-MOMMED!, POM-POMMED?, TWELVE-SIDED DIE'D!, SWORD'D!, etc.

Dag yo: The equivalent of saying "Dang, man" or something close to that. Used in comic/Teen Girl Squad Issue 1.

Decemberween: A holiday celebrated like Christmas. Gifts are exchanged and it is on the 25th of December. In Homestar Presents: Presents Bubs sells Homestar last-minute discount gifts.

DELETED!!!: Strong Bad's preferred method of dealing with E-mails unworthy of his attention, or ones he wishes to make examples of.

DELORTED!!!: Coach Z's Pronunciation of 'DELETED!!!'. Seen in replacement. Screen turns dark gold, as opposed to the usual blue.

Dennis: In Thy Dungeonman, "Dennis" is first an "obvious exit" from the initial room, in addition to North and South. If you choose it, the game shifts to talking about Dennis as a character in a "sporty frock coat and a long jimberjam."

Denny's Menu: This is the title of the Strong Bad Email menu page, where Strong Bad (occasionally accompanied by another character) does his Email Raps. The title is a play on the kind of restaurant menu you would find at Denny's.

doppy: According to TV Time Magazine, Homestar and Company eat pie and get doppy. The term is never fully explained. It's unclear whether "getting doppy" is a result of eating pie or a separate activity. See TV Time Toons Menu.

dumb animal characters: The term used as an inside joke by The Brothers Chaps in various interviews, etc., to describe the main characters.

Dumples: The name of Crazy Go Nuts University's sports teams. The CGNU mascot is The Jolly Dumple.

E

Easter egg: A hidden feature in a website (they also appear elsewhere, such as DVDs and games). Authors put them in as inside jokes, or to reward especially dedicated visitors/viewers/players (or just the ones with the most spare time). Most Strong Bad Emails have at least one Easter egg, as do other parts of the site.

F

fangoriously: To be devoured and subsequently digested in a manner similar to that of an ice cream sandwich, often by a gelatinous monster or by something with fangs.

Fhqwhgads: A shortened version of a fan's name that became the #1 summer jam "Everybody to the Limit."

G

Gelatinous: A word that kids will learn reading Strong Bad's Children's Book, along with fangoriously and linebacker.

GEWD: Exceptionally good. Was spelled out by Strong Bad to describe Suudsu.

good prize: An award for high-quality work. See Pumpkin Carve-nival.

grodalated: Grungy; dirty. Used to describe The Denzel.

Graw Mad: A nickname for Strong Mad. Used by Strong Bad in the facts.

Gron Sad: A nickname for Strong Sad. Used by Strong Bad in car.

grood: A term meaning both great and good. Used by Cheerleader in Teen Girl Squad Issue 4.

Grumblecakes: A snackfood that only liars and thieves eat (and, according to The Cheat, those people go to prison). (See also Cheatcakes)

H

H*R: A common abbreviation of Homestar Runner.

holy crap: A common term used by Strong Bad. It is usually said when Strong Bad is angry, annoyed, upset, or surprised.

HSR: Another common abbreviation of Homestar Runner.

(Da) Huuuuuudge: A yellow translucent blob-like creature that Strong Bad imagined for himself to be in animal. See "Made-Up Strong Bad Animals."

I

J

jibblies: What Strong Bad got when he thought about giving The Poopsmith a bath in your friends. The jibblies are fairly equivalent to "the creeps" (e.g. the thought of getting a root canal gives me the creeps; that moldy hamster gives me the jibblies). The Horrible Painting in Strong Mad's Closet also gives Strong Bad the jibblies after saying "Come on in here!" in a creepy voice.

jillion: A very large imaginary number. EX:and like a jillion dollars

jimmies: What The Ugly One received on the surface of her yogurt from TCYBCBY. They consist of small particles of chocolate or flavored candy sprinkled on ice cream as a topping. A more common name for them is "sprinkles"

jorb: How Coach Z used to say job. Other versions have Coach Z adding syllables to the same word, drawing it out. See A Jorb Well Done.

K

Kerrek: A big smelly troll that likes to pound things. See Peasant's Quest.

L

LTWFTW: Long Time Watcher, First Time Writer. Said of a fan in stunt double.

M

Macromedia Flash: The software that the The Brothers Chaps use to make the Homestar Runner cartoons.

MANS: The term used to denote how many lives/chances you have remaining in games where such is applicable.

maxymoron: A portmanteau of the words "maximum" and "oxymoron". Used by Strong Bad to refer to the inside joke "jumbo/LARGE" in road trip – although the redundancy of the phrase jumbo/LARGE makes it the opposite of an oxymoron.

Melonade: A drink that Homestar consumes in large quantities. Presumably made from melons.

meh: An expression commonly used by The Cheat. See also HRWiki:Glossary.

N

O

P

peasant: In order to be classified as a peasant in Peasant's Quest, you must stink like a peasant, dress like a peasant (that is, wear a robe), and be on fire like a peasant.

Piemonade: A beverage that appears to be lemonade with a slice of pie in it. Around The Office, it's known as p-nade. Seen in other days.

Poopaw: Some sort of relative of Strong Bad's. No one is quite sure what a poopaw is. Referred to in secret recipes, he is the keeper of the secret recipe for "Chicken-fried the CHEKT".

preeeeow: An onomatopoeia used to describe The Paper's sound effect.

pretendous: "Outrageous." Possibly formed by a blend of "pretend" and "tremendous" or a mispronounciation of the word "pretentious". Used thus far in regard to things like money and bills. See extra plug and Fan Costume Commentary.

probalo: "Problem." Usually in the phrase "no probalo," which is a mangling of "no problemo," which itself is pseudo-Spanish for "no problem." See Senor Mortgage.

The Process: The process used by Strong Bad to answers his e-mails. See the process.

prooty: "Pretty". EX: "You're looking prooty hot." See Female Lappy 486.

Q

R

Red Steckled Elbermung: A creature that Strong Bad imagined for himself to be in animal. See "Made-Up Strong Bad Animals."

S

Sibbie: Someone who asked Strong Bad to write a song about him/her after he made one about fhqwhgads. Strong Bad refused, but somehow he made two songs: "Song About Sibbie" and "I Freakin' Hate Sibbie". See sibbie.

Skillet-nap: A state of unconsiousness following a hit to the face with a skillet. Homestar seems to enjoy them.

Soolnds: What Strong Sad calls his feet, and also what he wants others to call them (instead of 'elephant feet'), as seen in his blog.

SOOO GOOD!: Usually at the beginning of an issue of Teen Girl Squad, the girls will allude to looking "Sooooooooo Good!" Also said when Strong Mad was eating the pasta salad from his underdrawers drawers.

SWORDED!: This is what happens to Trogdor in the Trogdor game when he touches a knight.

Sterrance: A creature that Strong Bad imagined for himself to be in animal.

Stnank: A made-up animal seen in the Sketchbook for December 2, 2004. Also, a mistake worthy of a do over.

stummy: What Stinkoman calls his stomach, as seen in Stinkoman 20X6.

Suudsu: A drink made up of skim milk and gummy bears, as seen in bedtime story.

T

Transitive Butt Property: A mathematic property devised by Strong Bad. It states that the "stupidity" of somebody's butt is greater than or equal to the "stupidity" of that person's head. See butt IQ.

twees: An abbreviation for "buttweesimo" (meaning simply "butt") used in lady fan.

U

V

videro: a misspelling of "video" that appears in Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon and in the bonus Strong Bad Email Videro Games. In addition, the first frame of the song Experimental Film is labeled "viderostart" internally.

W

wave o' babies: A wave of babies that occurs in Teen Girl Squad when What's Her Face refuses to climb into the lion's mouth.

whatsit: Whatever it is that The Poopsmith shovels.

wing-a-ling: Having wings. Routinely used by Strong Bad in place of winged (see dragon, pop-up). Strong Bad does know of the word winged, however (see huttah!).

witches' brew: Something Homestar Runner likes to say.

wight: Homestar Runner's mispronunciation of the word 'right'.

wood-daver: an art and craft, invented by Strong Sad in caffeine, made of pine cones and peanut butter.

wrestleman: A term sometimes used to describe Strong Bad.

w00t: Pronounced like it looks, it is an exclamation of joy, this is used sometimes in Teen Girl Squad.

X

X (Also known as Xty, X-T, XT, Exty, X0): Used in year names referring to Stinkoman, such as 20X6. It is read as a number would be read. In the Tens place, it is said "Exty" (like Twenty). If it were in the Ones place, it would simply be said "Ex". Also heard in the Strong Bad Email time capsule, and other places around the site.

Y

Yon Castle: The name of King of Town's Castle, where he and his servants live.

Z

Z: The Z on Coach Z's medallion.

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