Seinfeld Phrases: How Many Can You Get? (1)

[D] Art Vandelay | The architect-importer-exporter who existed only in George's desperate imagination became legendary.

[B] Low-talker | Leslie's whisper-speak accidentally dressed Jerry like a swashbuckling fool.

[C] Shrinkage | George turned a biological truth into television's most quotable defense for male inadequacy.

[B] They're real and they're spectacular | Sidra's courtroom-worthy declaration settled debates with poetic finality.

[B] Not that there's anything wrong with that | Political correctness meets paranoid overcompensation in TV's most repeated disclaimer.

[C] Festivus | Frank Costanza gifted the world a holiday where dysfunction is the main course.

[A] Two-face | Gwen's face changed more than the weather depending on the booth she sat in.

[D] Spongeworthy | Elaine's supply shortage turned romance into a rigorous screening process.

[A] Anti-dentite | Kramer's accusation exposed prejudices nobody knew they needed a word for.

[D] NO SOUP FOR YOU | Four words transformed ordering lunch into a high-stakes audition.

[A] I can't spare a square | A single square became the hill Elaine's stall neighbor chose to die on.

[C] Kavorka | An old Latvian woman diagnosed what science couldn't explain about Kramer.

[A] Mulva | Jerry's desperate guessing game became a masterclass in awkward romantic exits.

[A] Slip one past the goalie | Sports metaphors meet reproductive anxiety in peak Seinfeld fashion.

[C] In the vault | A mental lockbox where confessions go to die became friendship currency.

[B] I think it moved | Tropical fruit accomplished what George's dating life never could.

[A] Bro/Manssiere | Frank and Kramer's naming dispute overshadowed their actual invention entirely.

[C] Shiksappeal | George discovered forbidden fruit tastes better when it annoys your parents.

[C] Bubble boy | Behind the plastic lived TV's angriest trivia enthusiast defending wrong answers.

[D] Mimbo | Tony proved that rock-hard abs couldn't compensate for a brain at sea level.

[B] Manhands | Jerry dated a goddess until her grip strength crushed lobsters and romance alike.

[C] Jimmy legs | Frank's condition turned the Costanza bedroom into a nightly combat zone.

[D] Yada Yada Yada | Three words revolutionized how we confess to glossing over the best parts.

[B] SERENITY NOW | Screaming about calmness proved the worst possible path to inner peace.

[D] Double dip | Timmy's funeral outburst taught America that some snack crimes are unforgivable.