a) "my struggle" as translated from German
b) the title of Hitler's political commifesto
c) one's personal, political and social crusade
b) the title of Hitler's political commifesto
c) one's personal, political and social crusade
you can publish any commifesto you want, but be careful that your mein kampf definition c) isn't misunderstood and misinterpreted by the wrong people, only to become mein kampf, definition b)
by Sexydimma February 28, 2015

When in a conversation or argument, what is assumed by your interlocutor is the exact opposite of what you are actually telling them.
Boy a) I hooked up with a cute redhead girl last night.
Boy b) so now what? She's carrying your baby, haha.
Boy a): lol, not exactly. And since when does every hook up have to lead to a beautiful disaster?
Boy b) so now what? She's carrying your baby, haha.
Boy a): lol, not exactly. And since when does every hook up have to lead to a beautiful disaster?
by Sexydimma July 09, 2017

the word bureaucrat is actually a combination French word bureau (office) and the Ancient Greek word kratos (κρατος in it's Ancient Greek form) meaning, literally, 'the self-proclaimed prerogative and power, via usurpation from the State, to issue legislative, executive or judicial orders' on behalf of said state
by Sexydimma January 09, 2014

( to be abbreviated soc-fie):
A selfie one specifically takes of themselves in order to put it on their social media profiles like Facebook and Instagram.
A selfie one specifically takes of themselves in order to put it on their social media profiles like Facebook and Instagram.
Since I don't use social media all that much I don't care whether or not my social selfie is considered broccoli-art.
by Sexydimma October 14, 2014

If someone asks you for your e.t.a for a party where a reservation is required, and you can't answer such a simple question, then obviously you have a problem.
by Sexydimma May 29, 2021

an offensive, even possibly misogynistic term for a female hilly-billy, an unsophisticated farm/country female
Although Rosa Parks was indeed financially destitute and a seamstress by trade, as well as being a black lady from the rural south, she certainly wasn't a destitute seamstress, achieving quite a lot in terms of human rights and other social progress for African Americans
by Sexydimma September 13, 2016

(motto of the Ford F-150 commercial): one of the possible English transliterations of the Latin phrase carpe diem
If you take the phrase 'grab life by the horns' out it's commercial context , it becomes one of the possible English translations of the Latin phrase carpe diem.
by Sexydimma October 02, 2013
