anti(n.) against, averse.   example 1: Why are you so anti calling the duct cleaning company? coif(kwäf) (n.) someone who puts an unnecessarily large effort into their appearance.  example 1: Lauren is such a coif. Who actually comes to 8:30 morning class with straightened hair and stilettos?  example 2: The Arcade Fire concert was filled with coifs. mute(myt)(v.) said when you do not want to hear what someone else is saying. Accompanied by a pantomime of someone pressing a button on a remote control.  example 1:  Friend 1: Jo, he's just obviously not that into you!  Friend 2: Mute! Mute! tone it down(tn t doun)(phrase) a phrase used when someone is being too outlandish or obnoxious. Accompanied by a hand motion indicating the turning down of a volume knob.  example 1: Geoff, you're so noisy! Tone it down! what a catch(wt a kch) (phrase) refers to a guy/girl who is a keeper. Accompanied by reeling hand motion or catching an imaginary ball with an imaginary baseball mitt.  example 1: Will is amazing. He's smart, athletic, funny, good-looking, and totally gentlemanly. What a catch! main page keeto[b]logue back issues vernacular letters links faq credits&sources contact me want to hear what's shiny and new? type email here: