Definitions by QuacksO
knaveiation
Da USA was actually very glad dat Soviet fighter-pilots like Viktor Belenko and Aleksandr Zuyev took part in "knaveiation", since it allowed military intelligence to gain super-valuable knowledge about what da USSR was up to in its strategic aircraft development.
knaveiation by QuacksO July 6, 2026
profishiency
How skilled you are at a particular tasks regarding da fins-and-scales sector of da aquatic-creature world, such as waterways-management, identifying various species, catching da big ones and/or processing them properly, etc.
Supposedly-avid-sportsman Pat McManus claimed to possess exceptional profishiency, but elsewhere he admitted to just being a lazy couch-potato.
profishiency by QuacksO July 6, 2026
Courier and Ives
Hey, da classic rhyming-verse riddle is complicated enough (i.e., having to multiply and add up all of those "sevens"*) without also pondering WHY da narrator was traveling to da mentioned "Catholic-hero-named" metropolis in da first place... seeing as how da inked illustration of said poem's "encounter wif da opposite-direction travelers" scene was created by Courier and Ives, though, we can therefore assume dat said big-city-bound individual was indeed running a correspondence-delivery-service errand for said printed-image producers!
*Okay, okay --- I realize dat da riddle's correct answer actually does **not** require you to "count 'n' calculate" after all --- I was "juss sayin'". Plus of course, da generally-accepted "just da narrator was going to St. Ives" answer would be correct only if one assumes dat he did indeed "meet" said prolific polygamist and his vast entourage in da sense dat they were actually coming towards him from da opposite direction --- scholarly critics have pointed out dat da poet could just as likely have meant dat he either overtook or was overtaken by said extensive procession, in which case many hundreds of individuals were all simultaneously on their way to a group-destination.
*Okay, okay --- I realize dat da riddle's correct answer actually does **not** require you to "count 'n' calculate" after all --- I was "juss sayin'". Plus of course, da generally-accepted "just da narrator was going to St. Ives" answer would be correct only if one assumes dat he did indeed "meet" said prolific polygamist and his vast entourage in da sense dat they were actually coming towards him from da opposite direction --- scholarly critics have pointed out dat da poet could just as likely have meant dat he either overtook or was overtaken by said extensive procession, in which case many hundreds of individuals were all simultaneously on their way to a group-destination.
Courier and Ives by QuacksO July 1, 2026
hyperthetical
I try to listen carefully to any frenetically-presented political/environmental statements and check them for true validity before I label them as "hyperthetical"; just because a point of view is voiced in a panicked rapid-speech manner doesn't automatically mean that it's either invalid or exaggerated.
hyperthetical by QuacksO July 1, 2026