noun, 1. the condition of having become different.
-see also valmorpharized.
-see also valmorphanized.
-see also valmorpharized.
-see also valmorphanized.
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd July 09, 2005
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd August 23, 2005
I told you not to let the office manager touch anything that uses electricity! That I.D.10-T pushed the reset button on the server.
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd August 01, 2005
verb, 1. the improper spelling of valmorphanize.
-see also valmorification.
*minus ten thousand nerd-skill-level points for not engaging the mute/closed-captioning feature on your TV in conjunction with your DVD broadcast to verify the spelling of the invented words in the script.
-see also valmorification.
*minus ten thousand nerd-skill-level points for not engaging the mute/closed-captioning feature on your TV in conjunction with your DVD broadcast to verify the spelling of the invented words in the script.
If you were the red commie bastard puppet character, Kim Jong-il, in TEAM AMERICA, WORLD POLICE you would pronounce the word, "valmorpharize."
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd July 09, 2005
David Horowitz is a true Sinistrodextral.
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd July 09, 2005
verb, 1. to change the nature of one thing into another. 2. to become different.
-see also valmorpharize.
-see also valmorification.
-see also valmorpharize.
-see also valmorification.
verb, past tense- they valmorphanized the Hummer and blew-up the pyramids.
adjective- the valmorphanized Team member was a Top Gun Actor!
adjective- the valmorphanized Team member was a Top Gun Actor!
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd July 09, 2005
explicative, 1. a phrase used to designate approval of a particular couple's relationship. Lobsters supposedly mate for life.
Also- "She's his lobster"; although, as male lobsters probably ascribe to this rule less often than female lobsters, it is probably more appropriate to think of Ross as being made for Rachel rather than Rachel being made for Ross.
Also- "She's his lobster"; although, as male lobsters probably ascribe to this rule less often than female lobsters, it is probably more appropriate to think of Ross as being made for Rachel rather than Rachel being made for Ross.
by Little Joe McCarthy Boyd August 16, 2005