A type of person that is unable to think after acquiring knowledge of something. Somewhat similar to close-minded people.
This is possibly a definition from those who expect too much out of people, such as myself.
Linear-mindedness could also be similar to being conclusive, as well as being bureaucratic.
This is possibly a definition from those who expect too much out of people, such as myself.
Linear-mindedness could also be similar to being conclusive, as well as being bureaucratic.
"A local USMC recruiter said I couldn't join because 'I have bipolar', but that was only because I said I took anti-depressant pills, along with aderol."
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by Dave July 08, 2004
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by dave November 18, 2003
One who begs to be teabagged by a stud with big strong balls that dominate when used to hump into submission and obedience.
Everyone who met him, tea begged him for his manhood, each took one look at him and could not help become his teabegger.
by Dave June 18, 2006
The name for Heckler & Koch's infamous weapon. From the MP5 series.
The MP5SD5, chambered for 9mm, is really an MP5 with a pre-built suppressor of excellent quality. It is used most commonly by counterterrorist forces. Terrorists fear this weapon because of its clandestine capabilities and all-around great performance in the field.
The MP5SD5, chambered for 9mm, is really an MP5 with a pre-built suppressor of excellent quality. It is used most commonly by counterterrorist forces. Terrorists fear this weapon because of its clandestine capabilities and all-around great performance in the field.
by Dave February 03, 2004
*Acronym for "overdose".
*Acronym for "Olive-Drab", a green-grey color, used often in the military.
*Acronym for "overdo", "overdone", "overdid".
*Acronym for "Olive-Drab", a green-grey color, used often in the military.
*Acronym for "overdo", "overdone", "overdid".
by Dave November 03, 2004
Sickness spread when an ill colleague comes into work oblivious to the fact that everyone else will pick up their germs.
by Dave October 16, 2003