Ski Lingo - just for fun.

Thought I'd throw some ski lingo out there for you to have a little fun with.  You hear all kinds of stuff on the mountain.  It can be pretty funny. Gnar Gnar POW POW!

• Apres Ski - The night-life of a ski area, preferred by some to slope-side activities.
• Biff - To bump the snow with your body, as in a brief uphill fall and quick recovery.
• Bono - Skiing full-speed into a tree. (tackey I know)
• Butt-Dragger - Beginning snowboarder.
• Chocolate Chips - A cluster of rocks poking out of the snow.
• Corn - A type of spring snow that forms into small, light pellets.
• Crust - Frozen surface covering loose snow.
• Freshies - Fresh, untracked snow.
• Gnar (Gnarly) - Very challenging conditions.
• Lift-Lickers - Children who can't resist freezing their tongues to the chairlift
• Posing - Trying to get noticed.
• Pow (Pow-Pow, Powder) - Light, dry, fluffy snow
• Powder Hound - Skier preoccupied with sniffing out powder stashes.
• Powder Pig - Skier prone to wallowing in the deep, white stuff.
• Ski Bum - Someone who has discovered the best alternative to working
• Snotsicle - Frozen nasal discharge, usually the result of cold-induced rhinorrhea.
• Vermin - Groups of snowboarders or skiers blocking access to the lift lines.
• Yard Sale - Losing articles of gear and clothing while tumbling downhill.