Children’s Vernacular English

Abbreviated as CVE, it is the distinct dialect used by prepubescent children

Words like blankie, tattletale, cooties, and scaredy-cat are examples of children’s vernacular English

by I Like To Define Words December 09, 2022

Photos From Last Night

Photos that were taken at a party, typically while drunk. Often involves red solo cups, making out & funny faces and outfits.

Jay: Why did you make out with my girl?!
Rob: I don’t remember that!
Jay: Dude, those were some photos from last night!

by I Like To Define Words January 19, 2021

Doctrine of Complicity

The idea that if you aren’t dedicating your life to fighting a problem, that you’re part of it and are therefore complicit in it

People who subscribe to the Doctrine of Complicity believe it’s a strong call to action, but critics say it’s a guilt trip designed to make you feel guilty

by I Like To Define Words October 11, 2023

Do I know you?

What you say when someone awkwardly approaches you

“Hey are you that kid who pops into biology and then leaves?”

“I’m sorry… Do I know you?”

by I Like To Define Words January 30, 2022

Young Friend

A platonic friend who is younger than you, often a child

“Who’s that kid?”
“Oh yeah, that’s Mike. He’s my young friend”

by I Like To Define Words August 21, 2021

Birkenstocked

A left wing alternative to redpilled, and a reference to the Barbie movie when Barbie is offered a Birkenstock and a high heel, and the Birkenstock represents the truth

Oh I’m not redpilled, I’m birkenstocked

by I Like To Define Words February 25, 2024

Biblese

The archaic language found in the English translation of the Bible

“The LORD giveth mercy unto the sinful, for Christ’s death bringeth peace unto the land” is written in strong Biblese

by I Like To Define Words May 27, 2022