paradigm shift 

1. A change of condition, idea, status, etc.

2. Your characters' job mode in Final Fantasy XIII during a fight. You can shift it back and forth, depending on what the situation calls for.

1. John: I think it's time for me to have a relational paradigm shift.
Jeff: You do mean get a girlfriend, right?

2. Evan: Ohay, the enemy staggered, time to use the Relentless Assault paradigm! "paradigm shifts*

paradigm shift by Anons Anonymous August 24, 2011

paradigm gaming 

A team of randoms lead by a big header loser that sucks and can't win.

bad kids paradigm gaming

paradigm gaming by pG Who? April 5, 2010

Paradigm Shift 

1. A change to anything being described by a person who likes to use buzzwords.

2. Has no real meaning, but people like to pretend it does.

Now that I am the manager, we are going to experience a paradigm shift in the marketing department

In order to become successful, we need to have a paradigm shift in this department.

Paradigm Shift by Anonymous May 9, 2003

Paradigm shift 

When a person has a significant change in the way they process any given senario psychologically; this process can be driven in a positive light or a rather brutally pessimistic perspective

Anthony has had such a great influence on the team it has caused a paradigm shift in their work ethic, and as a result people are starting to work together.

Paradigm shift by austin henry March 23, 2016

paradigm shift 

a band from Bloomington, Indiana featured on MTV's series MADE in mid-2007.

Joe: Dude, did you see the new MADE episode?
Chase: The one with Paradigm Shift?
Joe: Yea! It was awesome.

paradigm shift by eod enaj November 28, 2007

Paradigm Shift 

Nintendo's attempt to revolutionize and change the way of gaming as we see it.

The Revolution and Evolution are both part of the paradigm shift.

Paradigm Shift by Nam January 19, 2005

paradigm-ond 

–noun
1.
Grammar .
a.
a set of forms all of which contain a particular element, especially the set of all inflected forms based on a single stem or theme. Reflected and refracted into a multi-colored luminous hue.

2.
an example serving as a model; pattern. Reflected and refracted into a multi-colored luminous hue.

The thoughts he was having were "paradigm-ond."

The vision the man had was in a "paradigm-ond" form.

paradigm-ond by SOLARMOON April 1, 2011