| 1. | Bernanke | ||
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(Burr-nank-ee, Burr-nank-ee-in)
adjective, verb, Bernanke, Bernankein’ 1) Bookworming when decisive action is needed. 2) Not in touch with current realities. 3) An incompetent person, given an important task. 1.
You: I’ll go to the library and see if I can find a book on “how to put out a fire” then I’ll come back and try to put out the house fire. Me: Yeah, go Bernanke it. 2. You: And that’s the way it is. Me: You be Bernanke. 2 and 3. You: I’m on top of that situation. Me: Don’t be Bernankein’. 3. You: I’ll let him take charge of that. Me: Don’t let Bernanke touch nothin’. |
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| 2. | bernanke | ||
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1) The reciprocal of a google. 10^-100. The smallest named number.
2) a very small number. The federal funds rate was lowered to a bernanke.
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