Coueswhitetail.com Dictionary

[GameHauler]

Visitors probably will not have much trouble with typical typos and spelling errors. It's the infantile bastardization and corruption of names they may not (and I do not) understand, such as javi, elky, lope, yote, muzzy, etc.

 

Bill

 

 

 

Bill, I have a good friend who has a Pet Mouse

that can get that thorn out of your Lion's foot

 

And do not forget Turn-a-key

[firstcoueswas80]

You must remember Casey's new word.......

 

HOLE -- adjective. Used in place of the word Whole. <I blew the HOLE rabbit to pieces>

 

 

 

 

I was gonna say that, but I figured Gino would have said it, but you! you son of........

[Coues 'n' Sheep]

You must remember Casey's new word.......

 

HOLE -- adjective. Used in place of the word Whole. <I blew the HOLE rabbit to pieces>

 

 

 

 

I was gonna say that, but I figured Gino would have said it, but you! you son of........

 

 

Bah HaHaHaHaHa!! It is a conspiracy!

 

 

One of my fav terms for your CW dictionary is "spotter" is the same as Spotting scope........

[coueschaser3]

heres a few of my own for yall.

 

Whackadoodle-verb. The act of making a very good shot on something, particularly with a large rifle. Or hitting something very hard with any thrusted object.

 

example; "That buck got out of his bed and I Whackadoodled him!"

 

Also Billyjacked- Pretty much the same as Whackadoodle but slightly less effective at getting the point across.

[cmc]

I herd that Dodge is thinking of not putting Cummings motors in there trucks any more?

[billrquimby]

I herd that Dodge is thinking of not putting Cummings motors in there trucks any more?

 

You have been reading the dictionary!

 

Here are four more:

 

Alot -- Pronoun. A bunch; a passel.

Dont -- Verb. A pastry with hole in center; also variation of don't.

Your -- Adjective. A variation of you're.

Winny -- Noun. The sound horses make, also a variation of Winchester.

 

Bill Quimby

[coueschaser3]

See this one alot.....dont think it was on the list.

 

RUM- Noun, Liquor drank by pirates inducing a good time, also a Shortened version of Remington Ultra Magnum a round that beats at both ends.

[cmc]

how about???

 

smoke pole - not the green leafy substance incinerator container either.

rack - get your mind out of the gutter Casey.

horns - honk honk... rattle rattle...

[billrquimby]

Thanks, everyone.

 

I'm working on the dictionary's second edition, featuring many of your suggestions.

 

Bill Quimby

[.270]

are ya tryin' to make us all look igernut? you left out dadunclegranpa-- a close relative of casey. Lark.

[DesertBull]

Couse deer - Noun -small whitetailed deer with cult following

 

 

oppurtunity - Verb - Game and Fish conspiracy plot

 

 

Calabur - adj -used to describe the size of yur bullit

 

 

Lark - Proper noun - old goat

[.270]

i'm flippin' you off right now.................

[DesertBull]

[mattys281]

Don't forget the Acronyms:

 

GF= Short for girlfriend. Noun, humanoid in form, but much louder. Known to cause financial difficulty & can be verbally abusive, often without provocation.

WTH= What The Heck was that!?

FNG= Friggin New Guy

BYOB= Just show up, Christian will provide refreshments.

[KGAINES]

Bill I think this is both your lists combined.

 

Accurized -- Adjective. To have been made accurate, especially a firearm.

Additude -- Noun. A way of thinking.

Allot/alot -- Pronouns. A bunch, a passel; also a small parcel of land.

Allready -- Adjective. Positioned to begin, as in “Are you allready for the hunt?”

Amo -- Noun. Latin for “to love,” also an abbreviation for ammunition.

Antelers -- Noun. What male cervids grow on their heads.

Apostrophe -- Punctuation combined with S to form plural nouns on this forum.

Apostrophe S -- Used to make nouns plural, as in “trophy’s I have taken" and “six javi’s.”.

Arguement -- Noun. Heated exchange resulting from opposing views.

Arrow -- Verb. Describes shooting an animal with a bow.

Ballsilic -- Adjective. Relates to projectiles in flight; also a variation of silly ball or a type of vinegar.

Beems -- Noun. The part of antlers from which tines grow, also a verb as in “Beem me up.”

Billyjack -- See whackadoodle.

Blackie -- Noun. Black bear or black-tailed deer.

Blktail -- Noun. A black-tailed deer, either Columbia or Sitka variety. Infrequently a mule deer.

Bord -- Noun. A panel of decision makers; also an adjective as in disinterested.

Bored -- See bord.

Break -- Noun. Abbreviation for muzzle brake; a device that reduces a firearm's recoil.

Bro -- Noun. Brother, also hunting partner.

Brodside -- Noun. Neither front, rear, top nor bottom, as in “I had a brodside shot.

Brownie -- Noun. A freshly shed antler.

Bullit -- Noun. Projectile propelled from a firearm.

Busey -- Adjective. Having much to do, as in “I’m too busey to stop.”

Buzztail -- Noun. Any species of rattlesnake.

BYOB -- Acronym for someone else will bring food.

CA -- Noun. One of the abbreviations for states used by the U.S. Postal Service; in this instance for California and "Calif." of formerly common useage.

Calaburr -- Noun. Prickly item found under saddles; also the diameter of a firearm’s bore.

Carp -- Noun. A less-desirable animal, especially a mule deer.

Complane/complaning -- Verb. To express dissatisfaction with proposed hunting rules.

Coroperate -- Verb. Two surgeons, one patient; also when hunting groups work together.

Coues -- Noun. A Coues white-tailed deer.

Couse -- Noun. Small white-tailed deer with cult following.

Cows -- Noun. Archaic pronunciation of Coues, as in “Did you shoot a Cows dear?” (See dear.)

Crossbread -- Noun. See highbread.

CV -- Noun. Local abbreviation for Camp Verde.

CW -- Noun. Abbreviation for Coues whitetail, especially as in CW.com

Dear -- Adjective. Term of affection; also a noun describing an antlered ungulate.

Deferences -- Noun. Dissimilar items.

Desert -- Noun. A mule deer or bighorn sheep.

Desert monkey -- Noun. A coatimundi.

Doesen/duzzen -- Noun. Twelve; also unwillingness to act as in “she duzzen want me to go.”

Dog -- Noun. See yotes, especially the male of the species.

Dont -- Verb. A pastry with hole in center; also preferred variation of don't on this forum.

Each and every one of -- Variation meaning “each” or “every.”

Elkys -- Noun. More than one elky.

Endloader -- Noun. See muzzy.

Envestagate -- Verb. What wardens do when inforcing laws. (See inforce.)

Envolve -- Verb. To include as a necessary part, as in “I don’t want to be envolved.”

European -- Noun. Feral swine (see ferrel) resembling Eurasian wild boars.

Everyone that -- Variation of “everyone who.”

Exested -- Verb. To have survived. (Cockroaches have exested for millennia.)

Ferrel -- Adjective. Variation of “feral” describing a domesticated animal "gone wild.”

Fling -- Noun. A brief romance; also a verb meaning to propel arrows.

FNG -- Acronym for friggin new guy.

Frontloader -- See muzzy.

Fue -- Adjective. A small number, as in “There are too fue permits.”

Gambels/Gambles -- Noun. Two or more Gambel’s quail.

GF -- Acronym for loud, easily provoked humanoid known to cause financial difficulty.

GFD -- Acronym for state agency known to cause financial difficulty.

Glair -- Verb. To stare in fierce or angry manner. “The cat glaired at me.”

Goat -- See speed goat.

GSP -- Noun. A special breed of companion animal that “points” and "holds" birds for its master.

Hafta -- Noun. Missing union leader; also verb: Obliged to do something as in “I hafta go.”

Harvest -- Verb. Euphemism for “kill” or "take."

Heard -- Verb. A passel of critters.

Highbread -- See crossbread; also white, rye or whole wheat on top shelf.

Hog -- See European, javi and toad

Hole/whole -- Noun. As in: “I blew the hole rabbit to pieces when it peaked out of the whole.”

Horns. -- Noun. Noise-making devices, especially on vehicles; also see antelers.

Hunnywhole -- Noun. A productive place; its location is always kept a secret.

Inforce -- Verb. What wardens are paid to do with laws.

It’s/its -- Used interchangeably on forum.

Javi -- Noun. A foul-smelling, debatably inedible new world species found from the American Southwest into Central and South America.

Kidden -- Verb. Joshing, as in “Are you kidden me?” A polite form of “sh***in’.”

Laff -- Verb. Spontaneous reaction to humor.

Lark -- Noun. Something done for fun; also a ground-dwelling songbird or an old goat.

Loose -- Verb. Derived from lost, as in “I hated to loose my money.”

Loose -- Verb. To have lost something, as in "I hated to loose it."

Lope -- See speed goat.

Mag -- Noun. A publication or a powerful calaburr.

Mall -- Verb. To wound by biting and scratching; also noun: Place where wives of hunters get even.

Me and my buddy -- Variation of “my friend and I.”

Mollywhopped -- See wacked.

Mr. Bob -- Noun. A bobcat.

Muley/mulie -- See carp.

Muzzlegun -- See muzzy.

Muzzy -- Noun. Muzzleloading firearm, especially a rifle.

Neaded -- Verb. Required, as in “I neaded money;” also spelled kneaded.

Newbie -- Noun. Young animal, also a new contributor to the forum.

Peeg -- See javi.

Photoe -- See pic, pix.

Pic -- Noun. Has replaced "photograph" and "photo."

Pitchers/pitchure -- See pic, pix.

Pix --Noun. Plural of pic.

Posison -- Noun. A deadly substance; also a location.

Rack -- Noun. A woman’s chest; also see antelers.

Realy/reely -- Adverb. Expresses surprise, doubt or degree; also one who cranks in a fishing lure.

Restrections -- Noun. Rooles and regulateshuns.

RUM -- Noun. Booze; also abbreviation for a Remington rifle caliber that kicks at both ends.

Scaley/scallie -- Noun. One scaled quail, but sometimes also more than one.

Scaley’s/scalie’s -- Noun. More than one scallie.

Scull -- Noun. Small boat; also what’s left of a critter after body and flesh are removed.

Seen -- Verb. To have visually observed, as in “me and my buddy seen,” and “we seen.”

Servey -- Verb. An educated guess, as in “our servey shows (fill in the blank).”

Shed -- Noun. A discarded antler.

Sight -- See websight.

Skunked -- See tag soup.

Smoke pole -- See muzzy.

Speed goat -- Noun. A hooved animal of open spaces with excellent eyesight and horn-like protuberances that are replaced annually.

Spots -- See Mr. Bob.

Steal -- Noun. What outlaws do to trail cameras; also a metal made from iron ore.

Stick and string -- Noun. Archery equipment; also a violin.

Stink pig -- See javi.

Stock -- Noun. Wood or plastic surrounding a gun’s metal parts. Verb. To approach game stealthily.

Strutin’ -- Verb. Variation of strutting.

Stud -- See toad.

Sweet -- Adjective. Opposite of sour; a variation of bootiful.

Tag soup -- Noun. Unsuccessful hunt, especially the meals following such hunts.

Teusday -- Noun. Day of week following Sundy and Mundy.

Their/there -- Used interchangeably on forum.

Thems -- Noun. Similar to thoses; a variation of these ones.

These ones -- Noun. Plural of this one.

Thoes -- Noun. Digits on one’s feet; also more than one "this" and opposite of "these."

Tipical -- Adjective. Not abnormal; also noun as in northern and southern ends of California.

Toad -- Noun. An extra-large animal (when in capital letters, a REALLY big toad).

Tomaro -- Noun. The day after today.

Tones -- Noun. Unit of weight, as in “Elephants weigh six tones.”

Trophy’s -- See Apostrophe S.

Turn-a-key -- Noun. Turkey. Origin unknown and unexplainable.

Vamit/varmit/varmet -- Noun. Variations of varmint.

Varmit/varrnit/varmet -- Noun. Troublesome animal that knows exact range of your firearm.

Virshun/virsion -- Another form of something.

Wack/whack -- See mollywhop and whackadoodle.

Waisted -- Adjective. Squandered; also noun describing a beer gut; also see whackadoodle.

Waste -- Adjective. Tall, as in “waste-high grass;” also verb. See whackadoodle.

Watter -- Noun. Clear liquid sometimes used for bathing by forum members.

Websight -- Noun. A website on the Internet.

Whackadoodle -- Verb. To kill decisively, as in “I whackadoodled him.”

Whitie/whitey -- Noun. A weathered antler. Also a white-tailed deer, especially a Coues whitetail.

Who’s/whose-- Used interchangeably on forum.

Winny -- Noun. The sound horses make, also an abbreviation of Winchester.

Wolf-dog cross -- Noun. Animal held in high regard by environmentalists and federal agencies.

Wood -- Verb. Conditional mood, as in “I wood luv to shuut a biggen.” Also noun as in campfire fuel.

WSM -- Acronym for Wierd Short Men; also a type of load developed by Winny.

WTF -- See WTH.

WTH -- Acronym for what the heck was that?

Yotes -- Noun. Small wild dogs widely spread across the American West.

Yur/your/you’re -- Adjectives. Interchangeable, as in “Your (or yur) a good shot with you’re rifle.”