savoir-faire

When you know just what do do, related to a subject.

He knew right where to do, liek he had done it a thousand times. What savoir-faire.

by Larstait November 15, 2003

apex

The summit of anything.

The apex of the meeting was the final debate question amongst the main linguists.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

Superficial

On the surface. Often not real.

His superficial talents were supplied by an unseen force.

by larstait October 29, 2003

imperil

jeopardize, risk

by Larstait November 06, 2003

not too shabby

Phrase that describes the condition of soemthing, meaning "Not bad".
The opposite of wordshabby/word

Bill: I banged her twice then left.

Tim: Not too shabby.

by larstait October 13, 2003

mansuete

Gentle, calm.

The disposition of the gal is pleasingly mansuete.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

wrap

The practice of using a computer for longer than an eight hour period. The original meaning of thi was to "wrap" from daytime to nighttime and then back to daytime while programming a computer, but this sort of activity is becoming more and mroe rare.

by Larstait November 06, 2003