22 definitions by jocklondon
A lover of apps. a person who makes work product as being home made, or self made, when it was made by an app. A person who lost their creativity by converting to actions, or apps which abbreviated the important steps to make a complex thing or action
by jocklondon March 29, 2021
A copy of a copy of a thing. a facsimile, or exact copy, of a copy.
A copy of a thing or made without the original present to duplicate. A statue of a war hero in action, made using only photos of the subject still. A likeness made of a person who is alive
A copy of a thing or made without the original present to duplicate. A statue of a war hero in action, made using only photos of the subject still. A likeness made of a person who is alive
The fur had a facsimitation quality to it, that it's not worth the price. Rich people can spot a facsimitation from a block away. Those Cuban cigars, might be made with Cuban tobacco, but its just a factory made facsimitation. No Cuban rolled it for sure.
by jocklondon March 29, 2021
A person with with assets too large to count, and can buy any luxury item up for sale. They are surrounded by possessions crafted in the shapes of money such as currency, coins, gold bars, money bags, safes, precious gems and stones, and even crude oil.
Richie Rich is a luxurionaire, Charles Foster Kane, Scrooge McDuck, Mr. Burns, Bruce Wayne, Tony Stark, Daddy Warbucks, Jay Gatsby, Thurston Howell, Artemis Fowl, Mr. Monopoly, and Jed Clampett; ;fictional characters that have so much money that it cant be counted in millions, billions or trillions. They are part of the luxurionaires club.
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Richie Rich is a luxurionaire, Charles Foster Kane, Scrooge McDuck, Mr. Burns, Bruce Wayne, Tony Stark, Daddy Warbucks, Jay Gatsby, Thurston Howell, Artemis Fowl, Mr. Monopoly, and Jed Clampett; ;fictional characters that have so much money that it cant be counted in millions, billions or trillions. They are part of the luxurionaires club.
pronounced: luhg · zhr · ee · ɔn · er
The room was filled with millionaires, and billionaires, but only one luxurionaire, Bruce Wayne.
Luxuionaires do not pay for trips that go into outer space, those seats are given to them.
Luxuionaires do not pay for trips that go into outer space, those seats are given to them.
by jocklondon November 18, 2021
The police term for knelling on a suspect to force compliance. The officer applies their entire body weight onto the suspect using the knee, directly into the neck where it meets the shoulder, in order to stop blood flow to the head. The technique was created by female officer Jessica Vernon, who is a self defense group leader in Los altos ca, where she works as an officer.
Officers apply the dangerous NECKNELT, even when safe alternatives, like using a taser are available. The NECKNELT should be outlawed in CA, just like the chokehold now is.
by jocklondon April 4, 2021
Mamala is Kamala's Mamala. The first mention of the word, Mamala, was in 2006 published in the SF Chronicle newspaper and referred to the Vice Presidents mother Shymala Harris.
Today the meaning of the word has two meanings, as a noun; mamala (momala) - an endearing nickname, a person gives to a special or memorable mother-figure, who provided kindness, wisdom and attention during of time in their youth - and as a pronoun Mamala (Momela), Shymala Harris, who embodied those traits and the inspiration of the word and it's meaning.
A wise, kind, and attentive mother figure, one who compliments or augments the care of a mother.
A spiritual ideal, presence, and omnipresent mythical deity that can be resourced and called on for advice and wisdom through prayer.
NOTE: The word Momala, Mamala, or Momela, first appeared in 2006 published by SF Chronicle columnist, Leah Garchik's daily column. Garchik quoted tv host and board member of the Breast Cancer Emergency Fund, Tim Gaskin's introduction of Kamala Harris' mother, Shymala Harris.
Gaskin called the Vice Presidents mother up to the stage this way, "Please welcome to the stage... Kamala's - Mamala." Pausing, and then declared, "Shymala Harris".
Today the meaning of the word has two meanings, as a noun; mamala (momala) - an endearing nickname, a person gives to a special or memorable mother-figure, who provided kindness, wisdom and attention during of time in their youth - and as a pronoun Mamala (Momela), Shymala Harris, who embodied those traits and the inspiration of the word and it's meaning.
A wise, kind, and attentive mother figure, one who compliments or augments the care of a mother.
A spiritual ideal, presence, and omnipresent mythical deity that can be resourced and called on for advice and wisdom through prayer.
NOTE: The word Momala, Mamala, or Momela, first appeared in 2006 published by SF Chronicle columnist, Leah Garchik's daily column. Garchik quoted tv host and board member of the Breast Cancer Emergency Fund, Tim Gaskin's introduction of Kamala Harris' mother, Shymala Harris.
Gaskin called the Vice Presidents mother up to the stage this way, "Please welcome to the stage... Kamala's - Mamala." Pausing, and then declared, "Shymala Harris".
by jocklondon January 22, 2021
Human, handmade, art , woman or man created using their hands. Not a copy, or printed, or created artificially, by A.I., an algorithm, filter, or computer generated or computer assisted.
by jocklondon February 5, 2023
Human, handmade, art , woman or man created using their hands. Not a copy, or printed, or created artificially, by A.I., an algorithm, filter, or computer generated or computer assisted.
by jocklondon February 5, 2023