An electrical outlet, especially a standard 120 volt household outlet found in Kanuckistan or the United States of Freedom.
Submitted by: Tony
vedicle
AvE’s way of pronouncing “vehicle.”
Submitted by: Tony
Blows
Lowes.
Submitted by: Erick
Tabernacle
A multipurpose swear word applicable across a wide array of everyday life situations, “tabernacle” can be used to express irritation, pleasure, pain, outrage, anger, joy, discouragement, excitement, and everything in between. Name an emotion and “tabernacle” can somehow be used to convey it.
Submitted by: Fluffy
Safety squints
When your doing something hazardous and your safety glasses aren’t within arm’s reach.
Submitted by: Timothy Ryner
Land of ten-millimeter sockets
When you can’t find something, it’s probably here.
Submitted by: Erick
Horrible Freight
Yet another nickname for Harbor Freight.
Submitted by: Erick
Electrosity
AvE’s pronunciation of electricity.
Submitted by: Erick
Everdeadly
Eveready, makers of pixie containment devices
Submitted by: Erick
Jeweller’s Pry-bar
O-ring/seal pick. The work of a jeweller being generally very small in scale, in the unlikely event that he needed to use a pry bar, it would be scaled down to the extent that it resembled a seal pick.
Submitted by: Burt Cocain