by Immodest April 17, 2006
by Immodest April 17, 2006
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Copyrighted phonetic spelling of the surname Cowles, used exclusively by graphic designer Rock Cowles. www.Kowulz.com
Copyrighted phonetic spelling of the surname Cowles, used exclusively by graphic designer Rock Cowles. www.Kowulz.com
by Immodest February 09, 2023
Noun. A disorder that compels ukulele players to continuously purchase new ukuleles in a desperate attempt to find perfection often characterized by uke hunts online.
by Immodest May 17, 2022
Independent Suspension, slang
1) Up in your face breasts that don't sag at all
2) Great knockers, often breast implants
1) Up in your face breasts that don't sag at all
2) Great knockers, often breast implants
by Immodest August 05, 2012
A three dimensional twisty puzzle is usually made of a set of pieces that can change their position through a group of operations, obtaining different combinations. Physically, the rearrangement of positions is done through the rotation (twist) of some pieces around a point of the polyhedron (which may represent one of the pieces of the puzzle), which is usually located at the center of a face or a corner.
Often the puzzle pieces have one or more colors and the solved state is represented by the position in which each face of the polyhedron contains pieces of a single color.
A puzzle with intricate mechanisms such as the Rubik's Magic Cube, Fisher Puzzle, Rubik's Revenge, Pocket Cube, Pyraminx, Dodecahedron, Megaminx, Square-1, Skewb, Void, Floppy Cube, 7x7x7, and others.
Many are used in competitions regulated by The World Cube Association (WCA).
Often the puzzle pieces have one or more colors and the solved state is represented by the position in which each face of the polyhedron contains pieces of a single color.
A puzzle with intricate mechanisms such as the Rubik's Magic Cube, Fisher Puzzle, Rubik's Revenge, Pocket Cube, Pyraminx, Dodecahedron, Megaminx, Square-1, Skewb, Void, Floppy Cube, 7x7x7, and others.
Many are used in competitions regulated by The World Cube Association (WCA).
The original twisty puzzle, The Rubik's Magic Cube (3x3x3) has 43 Quintillion permutations. That's 43 followed by eighteen zeroes! The current world record is under five seconds.
by Immodest June 03, 2017
by Immodest January 03, 2006