Definitions by anycon

grade inflation

(n.) What goes on at Harvard. See Harvard.

A Harvard University report last spring complained of grade inflation that makes it easier to get high grades. Now the academic dean, Susan Pedersen, has released data showing that 49 percent of undergraduate grades were A's in 2001, up considerably from 23 percent in 1986.

grade inflation by anycon October 10, 2005

chavish 

The entry above omits to mention the adjectival form, 'chavish', which describes a person or thing with distinctly chavvy or chavesque characteristics.

Burberry and Vicky Pollard (from the telly) are chavish.

chavish by anycon September 28, 2005

wang 

(v.) To stink, reek, pong

Jeezum it really wangs in here.

wang by anycon September 21, 2005

monkwank 

(n.) General term of offense originating perhaps from the euphonious consonantal reduplicative 'nk'. It would, of course, in some circles be considered sad or even gay to wank a monk.

George that monkwank dobbed me in to the 5.0.

monkwank by anycon September 18, 2005

supadupa

1. (adj.) Rather good.
2. (adj.) Excellent or superb.
3. (adv.) = 'super-duperly'.

I say Johnny my man that corn was supadupa!

supadupa by anycon September 18, 2005

fanx 

(int.) A quicker way of typing 'thanks' (meaning 'thank you') that may originate in the f-dropping pronunciation of Cockneys and the like.

Fanx for de linky.

fanx by anycon September 18, 2005

Googledotted

Like being Slashdotted only the traffic is from Google, usually when they've adapted their logo to celebrate a special day (like Van Gogh's birthday).

But should it be spelt with an initial capital or not?

Artist Vincent van Gogh was born in the Netherlands March 30, 1853, and today Google celebrates his birthday with a special logo. As usual, the top-ranked site for the search result the logo links to is completely googledotted.

Googledotted by anycon April 4, 2005