Lighter_Waterfalls's definitions

Higher Ground

A state of mind of better and clearer intelligence or/and wisdom that allows people do or/and think quicker and more sensibly.

Barbara: Susan, why did Laura volunteer for community service?
Susan: Because, she approached higher ground after listening Michael's thought on human geography and psychology stuff that I can't explain well.

by Lighter_Waterfalls April 4, 2020

Intrasocialisation

The socialisation within one's group in a specific race, ethnicity, nationality, religion.

Daniel Fernandez: Walter, why do you socialise with mostly other Chinese students?
Walter Huang: Well, I love intrasocialisation. Those big, black male students do not care about my intellect, they are all about muscles and strength.
Daniel Fernandez: Such boasting students.

by Lighter_Waterfalls April 13, 2020

Liberal Aggression

The aggression that derives from new, liberal ideas being advocated or already in law.

Gabriel: Edward, what do you think about alien adoption?
Edward: Dude, that triggers my liberal aggression, we do not know if the aliens are as civilised as we are. Just let the government do all the experiments not us. We are innocent.

by Lighter_Waterfalls April 13, 2020

Overmint

A verb to say when someone eats an excessive amount of mint candy. The gerund is overminting. The past tense and past participle is overminted.

Grace: Teacher, Lucy overminted.
Teacher: What does overminted mean?
Grace: Lucy ate a whole bag of mint candy, 20 times of the recommended taking per day.
Teacher: Someone call the doctor!

by Lighter_Waterfalls April 3, 2020

Circulation

The process of transporting yourself or people around the city or place in a circular direction, no matter it is anticlockwise (counterclockwise for my US buddies) or clockwise.

Rachel: I am going for a cycling circulation around Greater London.
Rachel's Mom: Good luck and be careful!

by Lighter_Waterfalls April 3, 2020

apparatus

A geeky or nerdy word for tool / gear.

Patrick: That smart guy has his apparatus beside him.
Nicholas: That is Samuel's D&D box set.

by Lighter_Waterfalls April 1, 2020

British East Coast

It is non-existent, because there are not a lot of towns on the British East Coast compared to the American East Coast.

Matthew: Jen, what are you doing this summer?
Jen: Going on a road trip around the British East Coast.
Matthew: Are you kidding me? There's no city life there, only fields and the sea.

by Lighter_Waterfalls June 21, 2021