This neologism started off life as a typo but I believe it deserves a better fate. Webiste claims 930,000 Google hits in April, 2007 which means that it now deserves to be taken seriously. The meaning I feel that best suits the word is "a lover of Websites" i.e. a Website-ophile.
I've worked with half-a-dozen Web-designers before, but I have to say that Joe is a real Webiste and I'd never work with anyone else on a project again.
by Jonathan FeBland April 29, 2007
i) That guest-lecturer we had in last week was rather Shpereicfic.
ii) "Potatoes, Shmotatoes." "True, but anything with a Shpereicfic shape gets my vote!"
ii) "Potatoes, Shmotatoes." "True, but anything with a Shpereicfic shape gets my vote!"
by Jonathan FeBland May 12, 2007
Website-ophile. A lover of websites.
i) My new webdesigner is a real webiste. It's seriously helpful having such a good pro on board.
ii) Some sites are quite plain and simple, but to understand some of the complex ones that use Flash animation for example, you have to be a bit of a webiste.
ii) Some sites are quite plain and simple, but to understand some of the complex ones that use Flash animation for example, you have to be a bit of a webiste.
by Jonathan FeBland May 12, 2007
When you get into some sort of trouble and need someone to form a spurious alibi you need an accountabilabuddy.
I was late for the WI meeting yet again! Fortunately, my accountabilabuddy, Hattie, came up with another of her cockamamie excuses for me.
by Jonathan FeBland May 31, 2007
by Jonathan FeBland May 09, 2007
£2.50 Two Pounds and Fifty pence in modern parlance. In 'old money' 2/6 two shillings and sixpence = twelve-and-a-half 'p', but with the rise of inflation, half a crown has more of a resonance with £2.50p
by Jonathan FeBland June 27, 2008
In Europe, this day is celebrated on 22nd July. Pi used to be calculated in Ancient Greece as a fraction loosely calculated as 22/7.
by Jonathan FeBland March 14, 2007