n. A contradiction of, or argument against what someone else has said.
v.: give lip, to contradict or argue against. See also, lip off.
v.: give lip, to contradict or argue against. See also, lip off.
by Downstrike September 13, 2004
by Downstrike September 13, 2004
A probationary period for web sites that begins after they are first spidered by search engines. The best-known sandbox is Google's.
Other industries are also beginning to describe probationary periods as sandboxes too.
Other industries are also beginning to describe probationary periods as sandboxes too.
by Downstrike September 11, 2006
1. Literally, the domain of Christianity.
2. Anachronistically, all the nations pledging loyalty to the Pope.
3. Later, all the churches or religions professing Christianity.
4. People who think they are Christian.
2. Anachronistically, all the nations pledging loyalty to the Pope.
3. Later, all the churches or religions professing Christianity.
4. People who think they are Christian.
People of Christendom think they can be Christian by proxy by hiring clerics to be Christian for them.
by Downstrike May 25, 2004
by Downstrike May 25, 2004
In CB slanguage:
1. n. One who talks continually.
2. v. To talk continually.
3. v. To talk on the CB radio.
1. n. One who talks continually.
2. v. To talk continually.
3. v. To talk on the CB radio.
by Downstrike May 30, 2004
The legal doctrine by which a corporation is called an entity instead of property of a person who owns it.
The result of corporate personhood is that corporations have more rights than people do.
Corporate personhood has been outlawed by the city or Arcata, California.
Corporate personhood has been outlawed by the city or Arcata, California.
by Downstrike September 13, 2004