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Acronym for "Change My Mind." The term's mainstream usage stems from a popular meme format, derived from editing text onto a photograph of alt-right radio personality Steven Crowder seated behind a sign that reads "Male Privilege is a Myth / Change My Mind."
See also: CMV

A nickname given to anarchocommunist activist, philosopher, and revolutionary Pyotr (Peter) Kropotkin (Russian: Пётр Алексе́евич Кропо́ткин) (1842 – 1921), largely in part due to his appearance: a jolly, balding man with a large, white, bushy beard and glasses. These features combined make Kropotkin look strikingly like Santa Claus. The "bread" part comes from Kropotkin's most popular and distinguished work, "The Conquest of Bread", in which among other things, he criticizes capitalism by outlining core issues including class struggle, poverty and scarcity.

A bastardization of the word nibba. Originally derived from Albert Haynesworth of Tennessee Titans fame, it is usually considered synonomous with my nigga or nibber. Its usage is common throughout the Midwestern United States in impoverished cities such as Detroit and Chicago, but its usage can also be seen frequently in high school lunchrooms.

Unlike similar-sounding words, such as nigger, nibbert is usually not a slur. Instead, it is used as a friendly form of acknowledgement.

A notoriously difficult section of the Guitar Hero 3 chart "Through the Fire and Flames" by power metal band DragonForce, beginning approximately 3 minutes and 50 seconds into the track and ending with an instrumental bridge. The section is characterized by fast arpeggiating notes that will usually make or break an FC (full combo) of the chart. Synth death is usually done by more skilled players through a method known as "tapping", but can be an extreme point of contention for those who are newer or less experienced at Guitar Hero.