Country Dictionary

firebag

Pejorative term for a person perceived to be an anarchist, conspiracy theorist or a member of the Libertarian Party in the United States. These individuals are scorned as they are thought to be rebellious for the sake of contentiousness with merely a nebulous agenda. origin thought to be a parody of Teabagger, a devotee of the TEA Party movement in the U.S.

Some of those Occupy Wall Street protesters are not true liberals, but freakish firebags who are a hindrance to progressive politics.

za

Short for "pizza." Word accepted as legitimate in the game "Words With Friends," but unacceptable in the online version of "Scrabble."

"...Just played ZA and scored 31 points."

cheap pop

Comments or remarks made by a performer or speaker meant to encite a positive response from an audience. Origin from pro wrestling

"The lead singer mentioned the name of the town in the song lyrics and got a cheap pop from the crowd."