no problem; it's ok; your welcome; meiguanx
a slang engnese term (some would argue chinglish as well) formed by the abbreviation of the Chinese term "bu ke qi" (of the same meaning as the slang)
formally coined and brought into popular usage by an American student known simply as "Liux" during the summer of 2006 in Beijing
related in form to the term duibs, as well as an appropriate response to the term, popularized by Liux during the same period
a slang engnese term (some would argue chinglish as well) formed by the abbreviation of the Chinese term "bu ke qi" (of the same meaning as the slang)
formally coined and brought into popular usage by an American student known simply as "Liux" during the summer of 2006 in Beijing
related in form to the term duibs, as well as an appropriate response to the term, popularized by Liux during the same period
ACC Student A: duibs! i've been fanging pis the entire che ride.
ACC Student B: bukeq, all our duds have been laing since we left Beij.
ACC Student B: bukeq, all our duds have been laing since we left Beij.
by elliott January 04, 2007

Chinese influenced by English
often, abbreviated terms coined by young students interested in word play employing slang english practices and basic Chinese vocabulary
for examples, see terms such as duibs, bukeq, and meiguanx
often, abbreviated terms coined by young students interested in word play employing slang english practices and basic Chinese vocabulary
for examples, see terms such as duibs, bukeq, and meiguanx
The American students were prohibited from speaking English, however they often got away using some "student speech," even going so far as to pepper their sentences with engnese terms like duibs, bukeq, and meiguanx. Such terms became extremely popular, and it is rumored that even some teachers used them on rare occasion.
by Elliott January 02, 2007

by Elliott April 17, 2005

by Elliott April 16, 2006


(v.)
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etymology: the verbal form of the phrase get a late pass and the term late pass
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the act of informing one that a piece of information that he or she has presented as new and interesting is, in fact, old and already widely circulated
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etymology: the verbal form of the phrase get a late pass and the term late pass
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the act of informing one that a piece of information that he or she has presented as new and interesting is, in fact, old and already widely circulated
After Elliott posted about a Snopes article regarding the veracity of a picture of Ohio state sex offender Brian Peppers, Evan latepassed him by pointing out that a link to the article had already been posted, and the article discussed, months ago.
by Elliott September 10, 2005

The cases taken up by the Hipster Defense League over the past several years have been mainly pro boner work.
by Elliott December 26, 2005
