A behavioral oddity in which a person unnecessarily locks or unlocks his or her car multiple times even though they heard it correctly the first time.
by Ae5Ea8 April 07, 2015

When you ask a dumb question in class but the teacher misunderstands you to be asking something a lot more intelligent than what you were really asking. You were actually asking something that betrayed your ignorance of the subject matter, but the teacher reads into your question a nuanced understanding that you simply did not have.
You were misunderstood, but you're a misunderSTUD, because the teacher thinks you're so smart.
You were misunderstood, but you're a misunderSTUD, because the teacher thinks you're so smart.
Teacher: What is the meaning of life?
Student: Molecules?
Teacher: That's an amazing answer. It brings out the paradox that the material and the immaterial coexist simultaneously in our universe.
Student: Thinking...OAwWWWHH YEAAAAAHH...I'm a misunderSTUD
Student: Molecules?
Teacher: That's an amazing answer. It brings out the paradox that the material and the immaterial coexist simultaneously in our universe.
Student: Thinking...OAwWWWHH YEAAAAAHH...I'm a misunderSTUD
by Ae5Ea8 April 09, 2015

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by Ae5Ea8 October 27, 2016

A TV show about Costco that takes place entirely within a Costco store involving checker-outers, ID checkers, receipt checkers (i.e., Costcops), drivers of pallet movers, free sample giver-outers, demonstration people demonstrating products like the Vitamix, customer service folks, and customers just like me and you.
This show would be like how Portlandia is about Portland. Kirkland is the Costco brand.
This show would be like how Portlandia is about Portland. Kirkland is the Costco brand.
by Ae5Ea8 October 03, 2016

Combination of "promo code" and "no more" (i.e., no mo'), describing the act of trying what you think is a valid promo code for an online purchase—but it fails at checkout. There just ain't no mo' code.
by Ae5Ea8 April 16, 2015
