The word first arose in 1996 when I was talking to a New York City lawyer whose office was cluttered with memorabilia.
by Goodmalood December 18, 2006
The word first arose in 1996 in my feverish imagination when I was confronted by a New York City lawyer whose office was cluttered with meaningless memorabilia. I saw nothing memorable or valuable about much of his stuff and chose to redefine it.
by Goodmalood December 15, 2006
The condition of being cursed by a life of short duration, as opposed to being blessed by a life of long duration.
Although his parents experienced longevity, being hit by a bus resulted in his unexpected shortgevity.
by Goodmalood January 14, 2012
We thought we might enjoy the comedy club but apparently the comedian had taken a mirth control pill and wasn't funny at all.
by Goodmalood December 15, 2006
v. trans. to excoriate and/or denigrate a person or an idea while at the same time mocking him/her or it
n. criticism mixed with ridicule
n. criticism mixed with ridicule
The Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Commitee cridiculed the Democratic nominee's liberal voting record.
The Republicans subjected the nominee to cridicule.
The Republicans subjected the nominee to cridicule.
by Goodmalood July 17, 2009