1. Gesture and words of courtesy or pleasantness, protocol.
2. An attractive extra: the features that, when taken together, make a place such as a hotel or resort attractive to guests or customers.
3. A Luxery when in a poor or undeveloped country.
2. An attractive extra: the features that, when taken together, make a place such as a hotel or resort attractive to guests or customers.
3. A Luxery when in a poor or undeveloped country.
1. The secretary of state and the foreign minister engaged in the usual diplomatic amenities before signing the treaty.
2. Usual amenities such as hair dryers and a microwave in every room.
3. Having a pool in your back yard is considered an amenity when you live in Africa.
2. Usual amenities such as hair dryers and a microwave in every room.
3. Having a pool in your back yard is considered an amenity when you live in Africa.
by Jafje April 18, 2007
1. Sexually indiscriminate: Having many indiscriminate or casual sexual relationships. Choosing a partner for sexual intercourse without care.
2. Choosing carelessly or without discrimination.
3. Confusedly mixed: Mixed in an indiscriminate or disorderly way.
4. Random: Occurring without any set or specific pattern or time.
2. Choosing carelessly or without discrimination.
3. Confusedly mixed: Mixed in an indiscriminate or disorderly way.
4. Random: Occurring without any set or specific pattern or time.
by Jafje April 10, 2007
Adjective
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1. A setting example; so good or admirable that others would do well to copy it.
2. Serving as example; f.e. something designed to serve as a warning to others.
3. An illustration or example of something.
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1. The kid's exemplary conduct.
2. As an exemplary punishment, the thief's hand was cut off while a large crowd was watching.
3. A picture of a tree is an exemplary tree.
by Jafje June 27, 2007
VERB:
1. To treat somebody or something with scorn or contempt.
2. Mimic somebody: To imitate somebody in a way that is intended to make that person appear silly or ridiculous.
3. To prevent something from succeeding in a way that causes frustration or humiliation.
4. To provoke or annoy someone.
1. To treat somebody or something with scorn or contempt.
2. Mimic somebody: To imitate somebody in a way that is intended to make that person appear silly or ridiculous.
3. To prevent something from succeeding in a way that causes frustration or humiliation.
4. To provoke or annoy someone.
VERB:
1. Mocking someone in an annoying way.
2. Mocking someone in a funny way.
3. Just mock someone.
4. It's the same as provoking someone in an annoying way.
1. Mocking someone in an annoying way.
2. Mocking someone in a funny way.
3. Just mock someone.
4. It's the same as provoking someone in an annoying way.
by Jafje April 10, 2007
ADJECTIVE:
1. Imitation: made to appear like something else, usually something older or more expensive.
2. Pretend: Done as an act, especially in order to amuse people.
3. Practice: done as practice for the real thing.
1. Imitation: made to appear like something else, usually something older or more expensive.
2. Pretend: Done as an act, especially in order to amuse people.
3. Practice: done as practice for the real thing.
by Jafje April 10, 2007
1) U.K. criticism: a series of insulting, mocking, or critical comments.
2) USA: To sleep with someone.
1) I took a right slaging over that haircut
2) He's always slaging with people he knows for like an hour.
by Jafje June 06, 2007
1. A small narrow opening.
2. A fixed or adjustable opening in a piece of equipment such as a camera or microscope that lets light pass through a lens or mirror.
3. The diameter of an aperture in a piece of equipment such as a camera.
2. A fixed or adjustable opening in a piece of equipment such as a camera or microscope that lets light pass through a lens or mirror.
3. The diameter of an aperture in a piece of equipment such as a camera.
by Jafje April 10, 2007