1) noun, plural the Zapanese
people from Korea who live in Japan and beg the Japanese Government for Social Security on the pretext of fundamental human rights, and/or who pretend to be Japanese citizens anywhere in the world except in the Korean Peninsula.
2) noun, uncountable
the way the Zapanese pronounce the words of the Japanese language
3) adjective Zapanese
people from Korea who live in Japan and beg the Japanese Government for Social Security on the pretext of fundamental human rights, and/or who pretend to be Japanese citizens anywhere in the world except in the Korean Peninsula.
2) noun, uncountable
the way the Zapanese pronounce the words of the Japanese language
3) adjective Zapanese
by Abajian November 30, 2005
noun
the Akahata, the Red Flag
the official organ of the Japanese Communist Party. It is delivered to non-subscriber’s houses at least every other month, and always praises the New York Times (the Tokyo bureau) for its anti-Japan articles.
the Akahata, the Red Flag
the official organ of the Japanese Communist Party. It is delivered to non-subscriber’s houses at least every other month, and always praises the New York Times (the Tokyo bureau) for its anti-Japan articles.
by Abajian November 30, 2005
noun
the Evergreen State
the nickname of Washington State was named for its abundant evergreen forests, by C.T. Conover, pioneer Seattle realtor and historian, and adopted by the Legislature in February, 1893.
the Evergreen State
the nickname of Washington State was named for its abundant evergreen forests, by C.T. Conover, pioneer Seattle realtor and historian, and adopted by the Legislature in February, 1893.
The Evergreen State lies in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is bordered on the east by Idaho (the Gem State), with the Snake River forming part of the boundary. To the south is Oregon (the Beaver State), with most of that boundary formed by the Columbia River.
by Abajian August 26, 2005
noun
an organization that exploits human rights for its own political or religious beliefs, and whose members are experts on how they extort a large sum of money from governments, especially the governments of the G8 countries
an organization that exploits human rights for its own political or religious beliefs, and whose members are experts on how they extort a large sum of money from governments, especially the governments of the G8 countries
by Abajian October 29, 2005
noun
the Blue House, Cheong Wa Dae
the headquarters of the national madhouses of South Korea in Seoul.
the Blue House, Cheong Wa Dae
the headquarters of the national madhouses of South Korea in Seoul.
by Abajian August 30, 2005
noun, countable
a hopeless situation in which you cannot do one thing until you do another thing, but you cannot do that thing until you do the first thing, with the result that you can do neither but go into Hwa byung
a hopeless situation in which you cannot do one thing until you do another thing, but you cannot do that thing until you do the first thing, with the result that you can do neither but go into Hwa byung
Without kimchi you can’t eat steamed rice and without steamed rice you can’t eat kimchi. That's a Niddar-22 situation.
by Abajian October 13, 2005
(n), (u)
1) one of the sources of funds for North Korea. Up to 30 percent of the pachinko industry is controlled by North Koreans and Japanese of Korean descent in Japan, and at least US $100 million a year is funneled across the Sea of Japan into their homeland via the Chongryon and North Korean-controlled banks
1) one of the sources of funds for North Korea. Up to 30 percent of the pachinko industry is controlled by North Koreans and Japanese of Korean descent in Japan, and at least US $100 million a year is funneled across the Sea of Japan into their homeland via the Chongryon and North Korean-controlled banks
Do not want to play pachinko. Pachinko money does make street children in North Korea starve to death.
by Abajian November 03, 2005