| 1. | nonplussed | ||
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Often misused as meaning unfazed, but actually means bewildered. English majors are nonplussed about how "nonplussed" has, over time, become so misused.
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| 2. | telepathetic | ||
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to have misused telepathy.
a person who can not telepathise. I did that telepatheticly.
He's such a telepathetic. |
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| 3. | subgenre | ||
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a more specific generalization of similar types of art or style (most commonly music) within a less specific genre. subgenres are very constantly changing, as since they are so specific, if a musical artist classified under one subgenre changes their style a little, it may either redefine the subgenre completely or cause the band to be classified under a different subgenre. this may cause confusion, and people tend to be very adamant about knowing what each subgenre stands for, although this representation varies heavily from person to person. subgenres are also commonly misused by shallow dicks to classify people based on their general types of art, style or music. some MODERN subgenres of the "rock" music genre:
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grunge -- commonly used to describe a type of rock that's somewhat on the heavy side. throaty voices and guitars with heavy gain and bass are common. metal -- the heaviest form of rock. the music is sometimes classified as angry, often with screaming or growling voices incorporated, as well as drums with double bass, heavy guitar progressions in a minor key, high gain lead guitar solos, and a fast tempo. metal even has its own subgenres, such as death metal (commonly the music associated with the style generalization of "goths"), hair metal, melodic metal, etc. punk -- debatably the fastest paced form of rock. often the music is simple, consisting of power chords and simple lead guitar parts very frequently in a major key, and simple but fast paced drumbeats with a fill added every so often. punk is sometimes otherwise defined by politically critical lyrics. this is one of the genres used also to classify a certain group of people, who are often automatically judged as immature, skaters, stoners, and pricks. hardcore -- music that is similar to metal in its heavy components (such as incorporated screaming vocals, drums with double bass, etc.) but with thinner singing voices, a higher pitched and thinner scream, and a rhythm guitar distortion with less gain and bass and more treble. also a term misused to generalize people as tough or fearless, and usually a style with a lot of body piercings is included in... |
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| 4. | random | ||
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Something that happens out of the norm, doesn't adhere to pattern, chaotic, nowadays a VERY overused and commonly misused word, making people like us who try to use it in it's true sense sound like teenage douchebags. (retarded teenage use) We don't really need some random bass line in there.
#2 That shirt is totally random. #3 Correct usage. "The word "random" should not be used randomly, you douchebag. Of course, you're so stupid you don't even know the definition, so why do I even try?" |
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| 5. | myspace | ||
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The most misused networking tool on the internet. MySpace was originally created for garage bands as a way to network with other bands but this changed quickly as there are now over 10,000 groups each which would cater to a different Genre. There are many bands, still unsigned, in different states and even countries, that would never would have even been heard of, much less actually heard, that now have access to over 100 million users.
"After about 6 months into my myspace, I began to get really into the music listening part of it. I found my favorite bands, found some less than main stream bands, and got tons of free music to listen to without waiting for downloads (the streaming audio doesn't always work smoothly though). Because of the myspace music feature I was able to listen to the entire Weezer album before it was released and I realized that I hated it, and saved myself money."
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| 6. | Sad Panda | ||
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A term often misused in a multitude of ways. It is not an acceptable synonym for “I’m in a sad mood”, “you’ve made me sad”, or “I’m emo now”. It should not be said in any circumstance ever. It SHOULD stay on South Park and the commercial that South Park spoofed off of. IF it is in fact used in every day conversation it should be known that it means “I can’t come up with my own jokes and I’m probably only even saying this to annoy people because in my immature state of mind I find that funny.” Person One: "Sad Panda."
Person Two: "YOU'RE A FUCKTARD" ::ends life:: |
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| 7. | D-Mex | ||
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A word commonly misused and misunderstood for a type of Mexican with low hygienic standards. Although a real meaning is yet to be found, but some may say that it was intentional to have no meaning. WOW D-Mex just dunked on everyone.
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