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A new worker, or a newbie.
in NCIS, Tony always calls McGee a probie because Tony is a senior field agent and McGee is a junior field agent.
probie by beatlefan156 July 29, 2009
Word of the Day on January 29, 2025

rot economy 

Coined by Ed Zitron:

The rot economy is a growth-at-all-costs economy. The only thing that matters is growth of revenue, which comes from showing a never ending vomit stream of ads, rewarding managerial malpractice, and pleasing shareholders. Also see: enshittification
Ever wonder why Google results are getting worse, or why you aren't seeing your friends on Instagram? It's all because of the growth-at-all-costs economy that's swallowed the tech industry, where the user experience takes a back seat to monetizing every interaction with the platforms you used to love. - episode synopsis for “The Rot Economy,” from the Better Offline podcast
rot economy by Sickomonster January 21, 2025
Word of the Day on January 28, 2025

dupers delight 

After an individual has deceived someone and he cannot control the joy on his face.
After the politician tricked people into voting for him he could not hide his dupers delight in his acceptance speech.
dupers delight by John Merr October 13, 2014
Word of the Day on January 27, 2025

Quadrobics 

Quadrobics is a lesser known sport that basically consists of walking/trotting/running/jumping on your hands and your feet (not knees). Many therians and otherkin do this sport to help connect to their spiritual self, though not all do
They like doing quadrobics on the front lawn
Word of the Day on January 26, 2025

Underpants Gnomes 

From the TV show South Park. They steal underpants in order to make profit. They even educate children on how profit works. Here's how:
Stage One: Steal Underpants
Stage Two: ???????
Stage Three: Profit!
The underpants gnomes robbed my house again.
Word of the Day on January 25, 2025

flop sweat 

Nervous perspiration caused by a fear of failure before an audience.
The applause had been deafening on her entrance, but after ten minutes the air was heavy with "flop sweat".
flop sweat by Joseph T Hatfield March 6, 2005
Word of the Day on January 24, 2025
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