Portmanteau word combining grim and dismal.
Refers to something especially a performance so poor as to give no hope for future improvement.
Refers to something especially a performance so poor as to give no hope for future improvement.
by Eschatonic March 18, 2010
Verb meaning to unreasonably promote the achievements of a child. Comes from the Jethro Tull 1972 'concept' album Thick as a Brick in which a poem by the 8 year old Gerald 'Little Milton' Bostock becomes the focus of controversy.
When the 16 year old Ivorian Souleymane Coulibaly joined Tottenham Hotspur for 2 million pounds he was well Bostocked but has never shown any real promise at top level in the adult league.
by Eschatonic July 06, 2013
Looking forward to better times or a pick-me-up after the end of something. A portmanteau word contrived from 'eschatology' and 'tonic'.
Eschatology is the study of the various end of times religious beliefs. In some religions the Eschaton is the bringer of the end of times.
Eschatology is the study of the various end of times religious beliefs. In some religions the Eschaton is the bringer of the end of times.
by Eschatonic July 06, 2013