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idiosynchronous
Idiosynchronous | ˈidēōˈsiNGkrənəs, ˌidēəsiNGˈkrənəs |
adjective
Describes a system, process, or behavior that appears synchronized but is actually unpredictable or peculiarly misaligned, often resulting in inconsistent or erratic outcomes.
adjective
Describes a system, process, or behavior that appears synchronized but is actually unpredictable or peculiarly misaligned, often resulting in inconsistent or erratic outcomes.
• “The idiosynchronous nature of JavaScript’s scope handling makes debugging a constant challenge.”
• “Promises can behave in an idiosynchronous way when combined with poorly managed asynchronous calls.”
• “The game is to make moves (appropriate changes), after which there is a certain idiosynchronous state (situation).” – A. Luchyk (2021)
• “The third measure of riskiness is an idiosynchronous return measure based on Li et al.” – G. Cassar (2004)
• “Language is a set of simultaneous diverse semiological relationships, i.e., it is idiosynchronous." – Oksana Prosianyk (2021)
• “Promises can behave in an idiosynchronous way when combined with poorly managed asynchronous calls.”
• “The game is to make moves (appropriate changes), after which there is a certain idiosynchronous state (situation).” – A. Luchyk (2021)
• “The third measure of riskiness is an idiosynchronous return measure based on Li et al.” – G. Cassar (2004)
• “Language is a set of simultaneous diverse semiological relationships, i.e., it is idiosynchronous." – Oksana Prosianyk (2021)
idiosynchronous by MPWHart December 26, 2024
ASMRtist
A•S•M•Rt•ist | āesemärtist, āesemärdəst |
noun (plural ASMRtists)
A video artist specializing in techniques of hypnosis, sound engineering, and visual effects which are designed to induce pleasant feelings and/or stimulate the autonomous sensory meridian response; a term used to describe a tingling, static-like, or goosebumps sensation in response to specific triggering audio or visual stimuli.
Origin
Early 21st century; from ASMR + artist.
noun (plural ASMRtists)
A video artist specializing in techniques of hypnosis, sound engineering, and visual effects which are designed to induce pleasant feelings and/or stimulate the autonomous sensory meridian response; a term used to describe a tingling, static-like, or goosebumps sensation in response to specific triggering audio or visual stimuli.
Origin
Early 21st century; from ASMR + artist.
thot
informal noun
A promiscuous adulterous tart.
plural thots, thotties
adverb thotly, thoty
adjective thotful
characteristic noun thotness
A promiscuous adulterous tart.
plural thots, thotties
adverb thotly, thoty
adjective thotful
characteristic noun thotness
That woman is a thot.
Those women are thots.
Those thotties aren't just thots, they're hotties.
That woman is walking over here thoty.
That woman is thotly dressed.
Prostitutes pick and choose from an array of thotful behaviors.
This portrait really captures the thotness of the subject.
Those women are thots.
Those thotties aren't just thots, they're hotties.
That woman is walking over here thoty.
That woman is thotly dressed.
Prostitutes pick and choose from an array of thotful behaviors.
This portrait really captures the thotness of the subject.
first person
1. Noun
A type of narrative in which the protagonist relates their story using the pronoun ‘I’.
2. Noun
A type of game in which the player plays as themselves from their own perspective or as a single character from that characters perspective.
A type of narrative in which the protagonist relates their story using the pronoun ‘I’.
2. Noun
A type of game in which the player plays as themselves from their own perspective or as a single character from that characters perspective.
1. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins was written in the first person.
2. Call of Duty is a first person shooter video game.
2. Call of Duty is a first person shooter video game.
first person by MPWHart June 25, 2018