9 definitions by Neil Ogism
Noun
A portmantaeu or blend compound noun denoting general srudy of the brain and how it functions. The word is usually employed as an alternative to "rocket surgery."
A portmantaeu or blend compound noun denoting general srudy of the brain and how it functions. The word is usually employed as an alternative to "rocket surgery."
"Opening blister packs of refrigerated lunch meat has always been brain science for the average Joe."
by Neil Ogism March 6, 2008
Adjective
Describes poisonous aspect of long-term exposure to mass
media such as television, newspapers, and radio
Describes poisonous aspect of long-term exposure to mass
media such as television, newspapers, and radio
by Neil Ogism March 6, 2008
Noun
A portmanteau word that makes contemporaneous the ancient Greek term "hoi polloi" by blending it with the word "prole" or lower-class working-class member of the prolotariet.
A portmanteau word that makes contemporaneous the ancient Greek term "hoi polloi" by blending it with the word "prole" or lower-class working-class member of the prolotariet.
"The global elite maintains the illusion of national elections to keep the hoi prolloi controllable."
by Neil Ogism March 26, 2008
Fast-food worker
by Neil Ogism January 26, 2010
Adjective phrase:
A descriptor applied to a person who functions well but is "not quite right in the head," as indicated by small but noticeable eccentricites of behavior to which said person is oblivious.
A descriptor applied to a person who functions well but is "not quite right in the head," as indicated by small but noticeable eccentricites of behavior to which said person is oblivious.
by Neil Ogism April 17, 2010
NOUN
Cuisine:
A single, microwaved hotdog (the "dog") served on a single slice of buttered toast (the "raft")
A "dog on a raft with a oar" is the above served with a deli-sliced pickle.
Cuisine:
A single, microwaved hotdog (the "dog") served on a single slice of buttered toast (the "raft")
A "dog on a raft with a oar" is the above served with a deli-sliced pickle.
by Neil Ogism April 13, 2010
by Neil Ogism August 29, 2009