by Erebus November 20, 2021
Get the Erevosmug. 1) A title given to a teacher/professor at RIT that lacks any informative skills, and thrives by insulting thier class.
2) Variations can also be used.
2) Variations can also be used.
1)God damn it, Tasconius ( Prof. Tascione )told me my algebra skills were lacking... Again!
2) Damn, Texas Tasconius (Prof. Kern) told us we didn't know what we were doing, and he WANTED us to struggle with the problems.
2) Damn, Texas Tasconius (Prof. Kern) told us we didn't know what we were doing, and he WANTED us to struggle with the problems.
by Erebus September 19, 2003
Get the Tasconiusmug. Especially rounded.
Often used to describe chibi or super deformed characters, personal electronics, cars or anything that would commonly have hard angles or edges, that is instead curved or rounded.
A combination of the words "bubble" and "lumpy", used by fans of anime, thought to be originally used in reference to the hands of MewTwo (from Pokémon).
Often used to describe chibi or super deformed characters, personal electronics, cars or anything that would commonly have hard angles or edges, that is instead curved or rounded.
A combination of the words "bubble" and "lumpy", used by fans of anime, thought to be originally used in reference to the hands of MewTwo (from Pokémon).
"Woah, is that a Neon Genesis keyring? Chibi Shinji looks so blumpy!"
"The new VW Beetle is kind of like the old one, only blumpy."
"The new VW Beetle is kind of like the old one, only blumpy."
by Erebus December 14, 2004
Get the blumpymug. a compound of the words "glass", "ankles". This term describes painful or injured ankles due to infirmity or misadventure.
This term is often used used when a person receives ground-shock when jumping down from something, when an athlete becomes injured from landing on their foot poorly, or in video gaming, where a player's character takes unexpected "fall damage".
The term is similar to "grankles"; infirmity of ankles, and subsequent difficulty walking, due to frailty of advanced age.
This term is often used used when a person receives ground-shock when jumping down from something, when an athlete becomes injured from landing on their foot poorly, or in video gaming, where a player's character takes unexpected "fall damage".
The term is similar to "grankles"; infirmity of ankles, and subsequent difficulty walking, due to frailty of advanced age.
"Just jump down, the fence isn't that high!"
"Arrrgh, my glankles!.. no really.. I think I twisted something.."
"She has been sidelined for 3 games because of a recurrent injury. The team is hoping those glankles don't cost them the Cup."
"Arrrgh, my glankles!.. no really.. I think I twisted something.."
"She has been sidelined for 3 games because of a recurrent injury. The team is hoping those glankles don't cost them the Cup."
by Erebus February 02, 2019
Get the glanklesmug.