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swordage

Having, owning, or containing many swords. May also be used as a synonym for 'sword' and 'swords.'
"Geo's got swordage. He owns about 50 authentic samurai swords."

"Check out the swordage, man."
by Stephanie M. October 27, 2003
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Party

Can be used as a noun for a group of players who decide to work and fight together in a video game. May also be used as a verb for the act of banding together and cooperating with other game players.
"We're making a party to head into this Orc Dungeon, wanna join?"
by Stephanie M. October 28, 2003
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parapolitics

Political actions of subterfuge, secrecy, and deceit, which are hidden from the public.
Many people believe this country is governed with parapolitics, and that our government is merely a puppet to hide the people with real power.
by Stephanie M. October 29, 2003
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suckitudinous

The quality of being bad, unpleasant, unlikable, and otherwise sucky in a pedantic, majestic way. Related to suckitude and other words derived from suck.
Our English professor is forcing us to read suckitudinous, Pulitzer prize-winning crap this semester.
by Stephanie M. November 1, 2003
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Chief

1. Friend, pal, buddy, homey.....
someone you're cool with.
Hey Chief! What's up?

See ya later Cheif.
by STEPHANIE M. May 13, 2005
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realpolitik

Political policy and ideaology motivated by practicality, not ethics or morality. In realpolitik, the goal is securing or improving one's own interests, not doing the 'right thing' or helping other people.
Example in action: nearly all American foreign policy, particularly under the George W. Bush regime.
by Stephanie M. March 9, 2004
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Yukimas

Invented holiday to take the place of Christmas for non-Christians. Derived from the name of a character, Yukito, from the TV show "Card Captor Sakura." The holiday celebrates peace, love, and everday kindness. Like Christmas, it falls on December 25. "Yuki" means "snow" in Japanese.
Merry Yukimas to all, and to all a good night.
by Stephanie M. December 11, 2003
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