Sexydimma 's definitions

cofgourt

( a combo of the words coffee and yogurt): actually coffee flavored or real coffee yogurt

i just had coffee yogurt and decided, right off the cuff, to invent a new coolidiculous term cofgourt.

by Sexydimma November 20, 2016

zeitgeistically

(adj): in zeitgeist

zeitgeistically speaking, the word idiot had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great than what it does today, and had nothing to do with mentally ill or stupid people.

by Sexydimma June 14, 2014

natedication

a combination of the words natural and medication

When I have a headache, I turn to my favorite natedication, onions and vodka, instead of taking the classical panacea Tylenol or Advil; same spiel when I have a cold.

by Sexydimma January 17, 2017

telling me your limo is triple parked

(verb to be) inventing excuses, especially the same lame ones over and over again

Marge Simpson : Homer, please help me get Bart to do his homework, I don't know what to do with our rotten apple anymore.

Homer: Bart, you uptard, didn't you hear your mother and myself? go do your homework.

Bart (from somewhere in the house): I did do my essay, but unfortunately Nelson stole it and burned in the girls toilets, I will not waste my time redoing it.

Homer: speak to me comme du monde, young man. Are you telling me your limo is triple parked, again? (Homer now takes a broom and goes to Bart's room.

by Sexydimma August 25, 2013

taxpayer inc.

a type of society in which bureaucrats make more than the working class at minimum wage

i currently live in a taxpayer inc.

by Sexydimma January 30, 2015

bastard

a) offensive term for a son raised by a single mother with no help or support from the father

b) a male that does not pay child support to the single mother of his offspring

Under definition b) I'd order each and every bastard to pay child , regardless of visitation rights or if they haven't been ordered by the court to pay child support

by Sexydimma September 18, 2016

Inspirate

Inspirate

incorrect Frenglish translation of the French verb inspirer

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Inspirate, per se, does not exist in English. The French term inspirer translated into English, is actually the verb to inspire in correct English, not Inspirate. Although, I will concede one point; inspiration in French does indeed translate to inspiration in English.

by Sexydimma April 13, 2013