Unprovement 

1. A process desgined by higher management to streamline and improve your job that fails miserably.

2. Alleged improvement that actually hinders production.

3. "Process Improvement" that only hinders the process.

I hear management has redesigned the travel reimbursement process.

Yeah, it's quite an unprovement.

Unprovement by The Mod Road Team January 6, 2011

unprotensenzelous 

A word made up by the great W13 so he doesn't have to have a proper reason to do things which affects many people.

W13: "You have been banned."
You: "Why?"
W13: "For unprotensenzelous reasons."

unprotensenzelous by GP December 22, 2004

unprotensenzelous 

Word that W13 found out on the spot for a reason to close Off-Topic forum of RSC.

I can't give an example for unprotensenzelous reasons.

unprotensenzelous by Hugo flug December 22, 2004

unprotensenzelous 

does not exist in dictionary. Therefore, it means the same thing as "nothing".

Also, when used in certain context, it means that there is 'no reason' or 'no explanation required'.

W13: "I have unprotensenzelous reasons"
Stupid: "What is unprotensenzelous?"
Smart: "Unprotensenzelous means that you dont need a reason to tell us"

unprotensenzelous by Wooly Mammoth December 30, 2004

Unprovement 

When everything else in a system or game is improved, but certain parts remain conspicuously lacking of improvement.

Pokemon Sword and Shield got a lot of new improvements to user playability, but the unprovements in the animations were awful.

Unprovement by Sunfall October 30, 2020

unprotensenzelous 

Derived from various word games, its a word that sounds real enough. But is actually a made up word worth a lot of points in scrabble.
Also used by idiots who try to sound clever, such as W13

"Due to unprotensenzelous reasons, Off Topic forum is now closed."

unprotensenzelous by Rob December 22, 2004

unprotensenzelous 

A word that w13 made up.

Look it up! its not there!

HERES HIS QUOTE:

Due to unprotensenzelous reasons, Off Topic forum is now closed.

unprotensenzelous by Matthew Cunnelly December 22, 2004