You know aboutand , but the third season of Jersey Shore brought us a new lexicon. From sloppopotamus to the cheese bed, find out what Snooki, Pauly D, and the rest of the cast were talking about in Seaside Heights.
Angelina (n.)— an insult used for a roommate who refuses to let his or her other roommates enjoy themselves if s/he isn’t doing the same.
When Deena refuses to allow her best friend Lisa hook up with her roommate Vinny (out of concern for Snooki’s feelings for Vinny), he doesn’t take kindly to her "cockblocking," as he refers to her thwarting. Vinny responds with one of the most biting jabs by Jersey Shore standards—referring to her as Season 1 and 2’s notorious former roommate, Angelina.
Example: “Being called Angelina is like one of the worst things you could ever be called.”—Pauly D
atomic bomb (n.)—the ugliest and biggest of ugly, big women in thecaste system, essentially a grenade to the fifth power (also known as the A bomb).
Example: "There's classes of grenade. It goes like grenade, , and then submarine. After the submarine, it's the tank. And then after the tank, it's the A bomb."—the Situation
baba (n.)—1. baby talk for "bottle." 2. the name of the professional who cuts, styles, or dyes hair when pronounced with a stereotypical guido accent.
Example: "What does a baby call a bottle? Baba. Where does Pauly go to get his haircut? The baba."—Ronnie
backpack (n.)—someone who follows the object of his or her affection so closely that s/he is practically wearing him/her.
Example: "She's probably Ronnie's backpack—everywhere he goes in the club. She's a female backpack."—Deena on Sammi
banana (n.)—an oversize, stuffed variation of a yellow fruit—favored by monkeys and gorillas—that indicates one does not want to participate in Sunday dinner (see also, ).
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