Factorback 

Factorback is the annoying ESPN analyst Merril Hoge's definition of a running back or tailback. He preaches in his loud annoying voice about a "SEAL HERE" AND A "SEAL HERE", and how the factorback is very dynamic. He usually sounds more clueless than Rasheed Wallace at a spelling bee.

Merril Hoge: Adrian Peterson is a FACTOR BACK! I studied him on film for 22.5 hours and he is just absolutely dynamic. Look at this play, POWER FORMATION, RUNNING THE FOOTBALL, he gets a SEAL here, and a SEAL here, and breaks off a nice run. Adrian Peterson is a factorback.

Factorback by brightz[tyop] December 21, 2009

factorial funny 

Reading "!" used for punctuation as if they designated the mathematical function factorial.

LEX: I used Yahoo Factorial to look for Panic Fatorial @ The Disco concerts.
IRA: Since when is the word factorial funny?

factorial funny by PBMax May 1, 2008

factorials 

Factorials is a common phrase used to agree with something 100%

ex.

Person 1 says: "Martin was smashing the actress who played Pam during the filming of the TV show Martin. Her and Gina both could get it"
Person 2 responds with" " Factorials, they both had a phat ass"

factorials by Dblock13 September 9, 2018

factoria

Small, inconsequential neighborhood in south Bellevue. Factoria is home to 1.9 scrillion asians, .96 scrillion mexicants, and approximately 1 scrill white people. The locality is often utilized by affluent Chinese citizens as a vehicle for legit free education for their kids.

Factoria is known as the home of the Headquarters of T-Mobiles North American operations, thus T-mobile is garbage.

"Who the fuck cares enouggh about factoria to look this up"

factoria by flavorfulcracker July 3, 2008

factoring 

In encryption systems, very large prime numbers (200 digits long or more) are used to generate other prime numbers. When trying to decode encrypted data it is necessary to find the two original prime numbers.

I use factoring to generate my private encryption key.

factoring by Daws April 26, 2004

factomundo 

combining the English word fact, and Spanish word mundo meaning world.
1. adjective. A fact of which the news spreads swift and accurate.
2. noun. An emphasis when agreeing on an observation made by many.
3. noun. A well known or obvious fact.

Example #1 The politician's nooner with intern went public and ended his campaign factomundo!
Example #2 "Factomundo, that annoying car alarm woke my ass up too."
Example #3 "That gumby got a head butt factomundo when he tried to get in the taxi with homie's girlfriend."

factomundo by Junipa Contento September 19, 2008

factoring in 

including

Give me the estimates factoring in holidays.

factoring in by the_biggest_wog_of_all November 25, 2010