Quid-Pro-No

The opposite of ‘guid pro quo’: in which there is no (equal or any)return of similar value or action from person to person.

After the massive amount of financial help I gave him; with a ‘guid pro quo’ expectation... I haven’t gotten anything from this dude. He didn’t seem like a ‘Quid-Pro-No’!!!!

by Major Thomas Randle September 20, 2018

Brilli-ain’t

A person who believes that he is brilliant; but sadly... he ain’t!

It’s embarrassing being around the guy because he is so brilli-ain’t. The arrogance and ignorance is painful.

by Major Thomas Randle July 22, 2018

Readtoric

Rhetoric that is ascribed to a person who is only reading aloud the words of another.

It was obvious that the READTORIC of the speech was not written (or believed) by the same person who has a known history of conflicting statements.

by Major Thomas Randle March 17, 2019

Half-ful

A 50% amount of hope; unlike hopeful; which is full.

I am HALF-FUL that the weather will improve. But certainly not depending upon it more than 50-50 chance.

by Major Thomas Randle September 20, 2018

NOPEST

The opposite of ‘dopest’. Something that is either uninteresting or wrong.

Due to conspiracy theories and poor attempts to reach a younger audience; the speaker was in reality the NOPEST lecturer ever!

by Major Thomas Randle November 18, 2018

SARCASDICK

A person who goes to far with sarcasm and insults people instead.

That guy is too sarcastic; and he is actually a SARCASDICK who needs to check himself!

by Major Thomas Randle October 28, 2022

Text Guessage

A text message that is not understood by the recipient/s; due to spelling and formatting. Often containing anagrams that are uncommon and/or incorrect.

My brother sent me a TEXT GUESSAGE ...again, which made no sense to me because it was like reading Morse Code!!!

by Major Thomas Randle December 19, 2018