An expression of spontaneous mirth and delight, denoting
whimsy and glee. Derived from the loose translation of a traditional greeting used briefly in the mid 14th Century by the fez-wearing
nomads of the
marshy grasslands of what is now modern day Kazakhstan.
Damn,
bee-atch, did you see
Carlen’s hutch chock full of Franklin Mint Collector’s Plates?
HOT BUTTERED ELVES, it was a sight to behold, I'll tell you! Whooch!
