27 Everyday Things You Never Knew Had Names

Scrabble will never be the same.

Dave Stopera

1. Glabella

Glabella

The space between the eyebrows. You are now looking at Ryan Gosling’s glabella. Congrats.

Source: medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com  /  via: wonderfullymadeblog.org

2. Vagitus

Vagitus

The cry of a newborn baby.

Source: en.wiktionary.org  /  via: guardian.co.uk

3. Chanking

Chanking

Spat-out food.

Source: dictionary.reference.com  /  via: vimeo.com

4. Zarf

Zarf

The sleeve on the outside of a coffee cup.

Source: en.wikipedia.org  /  via: thepapercupcompany.gr

5. Niggly Wiggly

Niggly Wiggly

The paper ribbon at the top of Hershey’s Kiss.

Via: thechocolatespace.com

6. Darkle

Darkle

The opposite of “sparkle.” To become dark.

Source: thefreedictionary.com  /  via: oneirosia.wordpress.com

7. Souffle Cup

Souffle Cup

Ketchup/condiment cup.

Source: webstaurantstore.com  /  via: foodbeast.com

8. Snollygoster

Snollygoster

A person guided by personal advantage rather than consistent principles. See: every politician ever.

Source: thefreedictionary.com  /  via: educationviews.org

9. Natiform

Natiform

Something that looks like a butt.

Source: merriam-webster.com  /  via: scenesfromlife.us

10. Tintinnabulation

Tintinnabulation

The ringing of bells.

Source: merriam-webster.com  /  via: nortfort.ru

11. Columella nasi

Columella nasi

The space between the nostrils. You are now looking at Justin Bieber’s columella nasi.

Source: medilexicon.com  /  via: celebritycloseup

12. Rhinorrhea

Rhinorrhea

Runny nose.

Source: medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com  /  via: blog.cascades.com

13. Punt

Punt

The bottom of a wine bottle.

Source: en.wiktionary.org  /  via: enofylzwineblog.com

14. Jamais vu

Jamais vu

What happens when you say a word for so long that it loses its meaning. Limit limit limit limit limit limit limit limit limit.

15. Misophonia

Misophonia

Getting mad at someone for eating or breathing too loudly (among other things). It’s also a brain disorder.

16. Brannock Device

Brannock Device

The thing used to measure your feet at the shoe store.

Source: brannock.com  /  via: mix967.ca

17. River

River

The white spaces that randomly line up in a paragraph of text.

Via: en.wikipedia.org

18. Nurdle

Nurdle

A tiny dab of toothpaste.

Source: blog.1dental.com  /  via: en.wikipedia.org

19. The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

When you see something for the first time and then start to see it EVERYWHERE.

Via: damninteresting.com

20. Collywobbles

Collywobbles

Butterflies in your stomach.

Via: bbhippo.xanga.com

21. Clover Mite

Clover Mite

The tiny red bug found on concrete and bricks.

Via: ppdl.org

22. Keeper

Keeper

The loop on a belt that keeps the end in place after it has passed through the buckle.

Via: pfiwestern.com

23. Frisson

Frisson

The chills you get when listening to a really good piece of music. Or just anything really good.

Via: thefreedictionary.com

24. Overmorrow

Overmorrow

The day after tomorrow.

Via: thefreedictionary.com

25. Grawlix

Grawlix

The %#$&@ in comics, or anything else, used in place of a curse word. Also called jarns, nittles, and quimp.

Via: danthemantrivia.wordpress.com

26. Rasceta

Rasceta

The lines on the inside of your wrist.

Via: natalia_merveilles

27. L’esprit d’escalier or “stairway wit”

L'esprit d'escalier or "stairway wit"

The moment after an argument when you think of a good comeback, but it’s way too late.

Source: dictionary.reference.com  /  via: www

Congratulations, you now know everything! That feeling in your stomach? That’s the collywobbles of knowledge.

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