[verb] What new husbands should seriously think about curtailing if they expect their marriages to last.

[phrase] Like when y [..]

[noun] Sometimes called a mid-air collision.  

[verb] Nefarious activities that got the likes of Robert Hanssen, Aldridge Ames and Edward Snowden in big trouble.  

[phrase] The trademark statement of Herve Villechaize of Fantasy Island.

[noun] An airplane traveling to a destination that will make a minimum of eight stops, wherein passengers will not be allowed to get off at any of those stops.  

[noun] The shrill shouting of Madonna (known to her crew as "M") when she gets ticked off.  

[phrase] The expected form of air travel wherein an aircraft remains airborne between take-off and landing. (Antonym: Crash)  

[adjective] For travelers using ground transportation, this generally means that they can expect to depart and/or arrive at a time near their expectations. For air travelers, this term rarely applies. [..]

[noun] Something many college freshman are seldom guilty of.