veedenfleurgen: a personal servant for a temporary period of time, used to make up for some wrongdoing
tutenberbels: cheeks of the butt
gerflokennokkin: a special St. Olaf dish
gerkakenaken: exact moment when dog feces turn white (I didn't know there was an exact moment)
ugelandflugel: �hide and seek� for adults
hudenkadet: a person who nobody will share his �hudenkadets� with
vanskapkaka: a friendship cake ( a real word, too! )
kaknockendupandschpingel: a single girl who gets pregnant
hupaflagel cake: cake that will fall if the slightest sound is made
vorfluganockin: a seaman, �docking� at the wrong Fjord
vertunkenflunken: a special St. Olaf herring dish
eggs kaflufen: Scandinavian dish
hamangudrahoggins: Scandinavian dish
pigsinasvenkabluden: Scandinavian dish (could it be pig-in-a-blanket)
gunupsenlurkin: "it means the oldest niece has to give the eulogy...well, not literally...literally it's a herring poaching you can wear as a sun visor!"
keflectoflafen flafenflurfen potetaflingin keflavin: a traditional Scandinavian wedding blessing
spearhuven krispies: an ancient Scandinavian midnight snack that you eat like this...you hold your nose with one hand and pop a kirspie in your mouth with the other; they smell awful but taste like cheesecake, fresh strawberries and chocolate ice cream!
kunkurkenflurken: Scandinavian dish; candy herring
Interesting side note, most of the time Betty White made the terms up all on her own. The script would merely say, "St. Olaf term" or "Scandanavian word" and Betty would make something up on the spot. Occassionaly she would research real Scandanavian words but most of the time the words were original Betty creations. She would often crack up other cast members with her word creations.