by J.P.B. April 3, 2011
by wardswords November 29, 2016
Force-sorting is the process of re-naming a file, folder or other computer information in order to control the order in which information is displayed in a device, generally a portable music player or cellular phone.
A common examples is the addition of punctuation or additional numbers or letters to artists names in a software program like iTunes so that they appear early or later in your playlist.
For instance, renaming "Loudon Wainwright III" as "!Loudon" in order to ensure that Loudon Appears at the top of a list of names.
Other examples included adding additional spaces, changing "Elissa Robbins" into "E lissa Robbins," so that your best friend appears at the top of the list of "E"s in your cellular telephones address book.
A common examples is the addition of punctuation or additional numbers or letters to artists names in a software program like iTunes so that they appear early or later in your playlist.
For instance, renaming "Loudon Wainwright III" as "!Loudon" in order to ensure that Loudon Appears at the top of a list of names.
Other examples included adding additional spaces, changing "Elissa Robbins" into "E lissa Robbins," so that your best friend appears at the top of the list of "E"s in your cellular telephones address book.
I went to call Charles and instead of having to scroll down past Caleb, Carl, and Cecilia, I luckily had used force-sorting and as a result, he appeared at the top of the list as C harles.
by carlygoodman August 28, 2007
I heard Vicky has a Sorting hat, she has fucked every man at work but not found the right man to Slytherin.
by Eggroy March 2, 2017
a) to be out of sorts means in an unhappy mood;
b) To be slightly ill or slightly unhappy.
Related vocabulary: get up on the wrong side of (the) bed
b) To be slightly ill or slightly unhappy.
Related vocabulary: get up on the wrong side of (the) bed
a) "He was feeling a little tired and sore and out of sorts".
b) "I've been feeling tired and headachy and generally out of sorts".
b) "I've been feeling tired and headachy and generally out of sorts".
by Lewiosa January 9, 2014
by 147mphonaA4sheet February 8, 2013
Australian slang meaning an attractive person, or someone worth persuing a relationship with.
Can be used in reference to guys or girls, but more often is used when guys are talking about girls.
Can be used in reference to guys or girls, but more often is used when guys are talking about girls.
One bloke says "So the new girl started working in the office today."
The bloke he's talking to say "Oh yeah? Is she a top sort?"
The bloke he's talking to say "Oh yeah? Is she a top sort?"
by El Fuzzo September 3, 2005