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Hammer"•head, n. - A Glass Hammer fan
good"•ern, n. - A person or thing which exhibits positive or desirable qualities; a particular action that exhibits considerable skill
more good"•ern, n. - A person or thing which exhibits greater or more desirable qualities; a particular action that exhibits even greater skill (See betturn)
bet"•turn, n. - A person or thing which exhibits greater or more desirable qualities; a particular action that exhibits even greater skill (See more goodern)
bad"•dern, n. - A person or thing which exhibits negative or undesirable qualities; a particular action that lacks skill
multi"•vox, n. - The complex layering of vocals, as exhibited especially by Glass Hammer (See Run Lisette, Tales From the Great Wars, etc.)
ultra"•vox, n. - The complex layering of choral vocals, as exhibited by the Glass Hammer Choir (See NEARfest 2003)
uber"•vox, n. - The complex layering of vocals, as exhibited by Glass Hammer and the GH Choir singing at the same time (See NEARfest 2003)
hick, n. - A resident of the Southern United State who is known to play banjo barefoot on the front porch, to shoot at things as a pasttime, or to speak with a southern drawl
Chig"•ger, n. - The alternate ego of GH member Fred Schendel as known among fellow hicks
Nudd, n. - The alternate ego of GH member Steve Babb as known among fellow hicks
Boog"•er, n. - The alternate ego of GH member Eric Parker as known among fellow hicks
-Bob, n. - A suffix used to translate any ordinary male name into the hick language
-Jo, n. - A suffix used to translate any ordinary female name into the hick language
tuh, pron. - "whatever" in hick speech; anything soever which, thing or things of any kind, being this or that,anything that may be, anything that may be; all that; the whole that; all particulars that (borrowed from: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.)
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