by vmk August 11, 2014
The words or collocations having the same letters in a row but different word dividers. People sometimes can understand such collocations with another meaning.
by vmk January 03, 2020
Failure has been discovered to have electromagnetic properties of its own, dubbed failwaves by top scientists in the field of failology. These failwaves often cause objects or people in the vicinity to break or malfunction, and are the reason why you never want to say "It can't possibly get any worse". Failwaves can be measured in SNAFU units, often called a "sna-u".
Used more colloquially to describe anything failure prone, failwaves describe how sucky something is.
Used more colloquially to describe anything failure prone, failwaves describe how sucky something is.
I can tell just by looking at it that this restaurant's failwaves are off the charts.
The review I read said it measured at 33 sna-us. The waitstaff couldn't get anything right until the fifth try.
The review I read said it measured at 33 sna-us. The waitstaff couldn't get anything right until the fifth try.
by VMK April 18, 2008
Not every warfare that there and here brewed
was always hybrid or aka hebrewed.
(Volodymyr Knyr)
A hebrewed warfare often appears to be hybrid.
was always hybrid or aka hebrewed.
(Volodymyr Knyr)
A hebrewed warfare often appears to be hybrid.
by vmk May 26, 2017