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1. Taking something fundamental and applying it in practice. A combination of the words fundamental and implementation.
2. Taking something ordinary and making it fundamental.
2. Taking something ordinary and making it fundamental.
The programmers completed fundamentation of their code before adding minor features and details on top.
The political party undertook some major fundamentation of their financial policies to gain support and show they had a solution when the markets were in crisis.
The political party undertook some major fundamentation of their financial policies to gain support and show they had a solution when the markets were in crisis.
by Bloopy March 31, 2009
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Necromaniacs have a preoccupation with corpses and are often also necrophiliacs.
by Bloopy May 21, 2018
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Greg received a video message from his 3-year-old daughter who was at preschool, and was dumbboggled to discover it was a feature-length remake of Cleopatra starring her alongside Christopher Walken, complete with A-grade special effects.
Mya arrived home and walked into her bathroom, only to be dumbboggled by the sight of a 7ft bronze statue of Buddha where the bath used to be.
Mya arrived home and walked into her bathroom, only to be dumbboggled by the sight of a 7ft bronze statue of Buddha where the bath used to be.
by Bloopy April 18, 2017
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"Losing weight is easy. Just get a good night's sleep, get up early, and train and exercise in the morning. You don't have to spend all your time on your kids."
Person 1: "You need to spend the extra money on organic food if you want to overcome your irritable bowel syndrome."
Person 2 "Way to fitsplain something you know nothing about, you ignoramus."
Person 1: "You need to spend the extra money on organic food if you want to overcome your irritable bowel syndrome."
Person 2 "Way to fitsplain something you know nothing about, you ignoramus."
by Bloopy November 13, 2017
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Lichen is sometimes described as scaly, hence the name squamatic acid: a type of acid found in lichens.
Trump is a squamatic creature.
Some eggshells have a layer known as the squamatic layer, which appears scaly under a microscope.
Trump is a squamatic creature.
Some eggshells have a layer known as the squamatic layer, which appears scaly under a microscope.
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Get the air hair lair mug.Something or someone that is not in its correct universe, dimension or cosmic location. Coined by Jennifer Diane Reitz to label errors in fantasy literature where people or things described are specific to Earth and ought not to exist in the fictional universe of the work.
These errors go beyond mere 'anatopism' (referring to something is in the wrong geographic location but at least on the correct planet). Also analogous to anachronism, where something is in the wrong time.
These errors go beyond mere 'anatopism' (referring to something is in the wrong geographic location but at least on the correct planet). Also analogous to anachronism, where something is in the wrong time.
If a sci-fi novel set in the Andromeda galaxy used the months January to June, that would be an anacosmism because the Roman Empire and their calendar never existed in Andromeda.
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