New Terminology for Stacks

I hereby declare that any discussion of stack data structures shall use the following terminology to avoid further confusion:

Mouth - where items are pushed into and pulled out of.
Cap - the "closed" end of the stack.
Pull - to remove an item from the mouth of the stack.
Push - to insert an into into the mouth of the stack.

No more confusion over the fact that the "bottom" of a downwards-growing stack is actually at the highest address, or the top being at the lowest address. "Top" and "bottom" have connotations related to height/size/value, which suggest an orientation, but "mouth" and "cap" have no real orientation.

The following are suggested comparison adjectives in referring to the relative location of items in the stack:

Mouthest - the item at the mouth, the most recent item pushed.
Cappest - the item at the cap, the least recent item pushed.
Mouther - closer to the mouth.
Capper - closer to the cap.

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STACK MY ANUS

Mouth?
Are you bulimic or something?
Would work for queues... but stacks?