Our beloved show FRIENDS has turned 25 and Google is celebrating it much more than anyone else. Earlier, Google planted easter eggs related to each Friends character for you to find. And also added a Glossary of Friends terms with their meanings: phalange, whoopah, Unagi, and so many more.
We have compiled here a list of all such Friends terms, with their definitions, all in one place:
#1. Thursday – The third day
(noun) The third day
If you need help remembering Thursday, use the Tribbiani shortcut method: “Monday, one-day. Tuesday, two-day, Wednesday, when? Huh? What day? Thursday! The third day, okay?”
#2. Fancy Guest
(adjective) One of 11 varieties of towels, along with ‘Everyday use’. Not to be confused with ‘Fancy’ or ‘Guest’ towels.
Fancy guest towel is supposed to be used only when the Queen comes over. Maybe not even then.
#3. Hand Twin
(noun) Two individuals, not necessarily related, who have identical hands.
It’s a miraculous phenomena that can help you become a millionaire. It’s a gift, and when you have it, you have to do something with it. Can you imagine what money people would pay to see the hand, TWICE? It’s a million dollar idea!
#4. Noodle soup
(noun) A specific type of soup, containing noodles.
Also referred as mmm.. noodle soup. Not to be confused with tomato soup which is called just mmm.. soup.
#5. Acrimonious
(adjective) ¯\_(?)_/¯
One of the long and impressive words you can use in front of friends and colleagues to sound more photosynthesis.
#6. Phalange
(noun) 1. A part of a plane 2. Finger bone
A non-existent part of a plane that is not even found in any airplane. Also a surname of a woman from the French town of Este Lauder, also a surname for a business woman who was in Vegas for business – coincidentally, both were named Regina Phalange.
#7. Meat sweats
(noun) Perspiration following consumption of large quantities of meat, such as an entire turkey.
To avoid meat sweats, wear special thanksgiving pants borrowed from any of your friends who have been pregnant before, they might have one of those.
#8. Vtox
(noun) The capital city of Peru, not to be confused with Lima.
What?! Everyday you learn something new.
#9. Lobster
(noun) Animals that link claws and mate for life.
Although, they may occasionally go on a break.
#10. The Box
(noun) A place to do some thinking.
The meaning of the box is threefold:
- It gives you time to think about what you did
- It proves how much you care about your friendship
- ..and it hurts.
#11. Joey’s apple
(noun) A lump or protrusion in the neck formed by the angle of thyroid cartilage surrounding the larynx, if your name is Joey.
“For the last time, it is not named after each individual man,” that’s what Chandler Bing said. Well, Bing disagrees with Google. Old news.
#12. Trifle
(noun) A traditional English dessert consisting of a layer of ladyfingers, a layer of jam, custard (made from scratch), raspberries, another layer of ladyfingers, beef sautéed with peas and onions, a little more custard, sliced bananas, and whipped cream.
What’s not to like? Custard, good. Jam, good. Meat, goooood!
#13. On a break
(adverb) Ask Ross.
Or if you want to get into more trouble, ask Rachel.
#14. Holiday Armadillo
(noun) A friend of Santa’s who can teach you about all the holidays.
But also, if Holiday Armadillo stayed in the same room with Santa for too long, the universe will implode.
#15. PIVOT!
(verb) The act of rotating a large object, such as a couch, to traverse a narrow and winding passage, such as the stairwell of a New York apartment building.
Usually followed by “Shut up! Shut up! SHUT UP!”
#16. Frienaissance
(noun) Rekindling a friendship, sometimes by way of a cross-country roadtrip.
Phoebe and Joey have continuously outdone each other in inventing words. Can you count and tell us who won? The answer is really surprising. 😉
#17. Unfloopy
(adjective) Yeah, like that’s a word.
Don’t worry, if today you don’t even have a pla. It’ll be okay. It’s all gonna come together and it’s just gonna be unfloopy.
#18. Mississipily
#19. Unagi
#20. Moo point
#21. Transponster
#22. Movement class
#23. Woopah
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