by thunderbaseball May 26, 2009
Synonym for philosophy.
by AlabamaBaby April 6, 2021
The standard measurement for fun. The Lifetime Achievement Award is the highest form of fun achievable.
Kev: I went to a concert last night; it was so much fun!
Rae: But was it as fun as a Lifetime Achievement Award?
Kev: Of course not.
Rae: But was it as fun as a Lifetime Achievement Award?
Kev: Of course not.
by a chiaroscuro soul November 24, 2008
Commonly known as: Oac (Pronounced: Oak)
Someone in the military who has yet to see combat and tries too hard to make himself look good in front of superiors, making others look bad.
Typical signs and symptoms of an OAC include, but are not limited to:
- Saying words like, "Hooah", "Squared-Away", "High-speed", "Consolidate", "Water source", "Headgear", "Too easy".
- Being the first to volunteer.
- Having cadences/The Army Song on his iPod.
- Sucking up to leadership.
- Quoting FM's and/or AR's.
Someone in the military who has yet to see combat and tries too hard to make himself look good in front of superiors, making others look bad.
Typical signs and symptoms of an OAC include, but are not limited to:
- Saying words like, "Hooah", "Squared-Away", "High-speed", "Consolidate", "Water source", "Headgear", "Too easy".
- Being the first to volunteer.
- Having cadences/The Army Song on his iPod.
- Sucking up to leadership.
- Quoting FM's and/or AR's.
*Looking through iPod*
Soldier1: "Why the fuck do you have Army running cadences on your iPod?!"
Over-Achieving Cherry: "'Cause I run to them!"
Soldier2: "Fuckin' OAC!!!"
Over-Achieving Cherry: "I just love jump week, guys.. Jumping is so fun."
Paratrooper1: "WTF? Fuckin' OAC, there's no one here to impress."
Soldier1: "Why the fuck do you have Army running cadences on your iPod?!"
Over-Achieving Cherry: "'Cause I run to them!"
Soldier2: "Fuckin' OAC!!!"
Over-Achieving Cherry: "I just love jump week, guys.. Jumping is so fun."
Paratrooper1: "WTF? Fuckin' OAC, there's no one here to impress."
by ttwizzler156 February 29, 2012
A bullcrap exam created by Harcourt forced on students every year from kindergarten through high school. It usually takes place during the first semester and tests students on topics such as reading, math, language arts, spelling, listening, science, and social science. They're designed to measure students' knowledge of narrative, process, and cluster summaries, as well as graphic displays to clarify performance, guide planning, and analysis.
These exams do not test things such as creativity and personality, nor doesn't affect potential high school and college performance. The upside though is you don't have any homework during the time you're taking that test.
These exams do not test things such as creativity and personality, nor doesn't affect potential high school and college performance. The upside though is you don't have any homework during the time you're taking that test.
Kyle: Hey, are you ready for the Stanford Achievement Test?
Chris: Oh, not this again. I suffered during last year's exam.
Chris: Oh, not this again. I suffered during last year's exam.
by The Real Driller December 20, 2022
Patrick decided to be an Over-Under Achiever when he went the extra mile to do his extra credit, even though he already had a 103 percent in his english class. This project was done in a very UNorderly fashion. The rough draft write-up ended up having its title 'rough draft' erased and then replaced with 'Final Project'.
by E-bag March 30, 2010
Making a girl climax by stimulating her solely through text messages. Bonus points if no photographs were used. 2X points if you were multitasking the entire time.
-How is being home for break?
-Eh not bad, just unlocked textallion achievement with a girl from school. Totally did it while solving a calculus problem too!
-Eh not bad, just unlocked textallion achievement with a girl from school. Totally did it while solving a calculus problem too!
by Dali91 November 25, 2011