3 definitions by moreskinny
1. One who uses Google to fake knowledge, knowing about a subject. (insult)
2. Using Google to spell check, translate, etc.
2. Using Google to spell check, translate, etc.
Is that you, or your googabulary? lol
Your googabulary is quite impressive, vast.
I don't know, let me check my googabulary.
Pardon me, I must reference my googabulary, is there wi-fi here?
Your googabulary is quite impressive, vast.
I don't know, let me check my googabulary.
Pardon me, I must reference my googabulary, is there wi-fi here?
by moreskinny February 2, 2010
(noun) pronounced with a hard 'i' sound
1. A person who is conniving, and manipulates situations or people for their own benefit. Selfish. (insult)
2. Friendly jab at mutilative, often crafty behavior which is self serving, selfish.
3. Someone who pleads, whines, begs for something, which they don't deserve.
Originated in Pueblo, CO skateboard culture in the late 80's when an overeducated medical student attempted to insult a young skateboarder by calling him a sniveler (soft 'i' sound), a college dictionary word meaning a whiner, complainer, i.e. the Zorlac skateboard motto of the time 'Shut up and Skate'. Instead, a new word was born out of the manipulative behavior that was going on at the same time, likely borrowing money in a whining voice, maybe related to the use here of sniveller. Sniveler expanded in meaning to include behavior such as people stealing tips off tables to pay for their coffee, and any behavior that was self serving, or selfish. While an inside joke, term with skateboarders, it has since expanded coast to coast.
1. A person who is conniving, and manipulates situations or people for their own benefit. Selfish. (insult)
2. Friendly jab at mutilative, often crafty behavior which is self serving, selfish.
3. Someone who pleads, whines, begs for something, which they don't deserve.
Originated in Pueblo, CO skateboard culture in the late 80's when an overeducated medical student attempted to insult a young skateboarder by calling him a sniveler (soft 'i' sound), a college dictionary word meaning a whiner, complainer, i.e. the Zorlac skateboard motto of the time 'Shut up and Skate'. Instead, a new word was born out of the manipulative behavior that was going on at the same time, likely borrowing money in a whining voice, maybe related to the use here of sniveller. Sniveler expanded in meaning to include behavior such as people stealing tips off tables to pay for their coffee, and any behavior that was self serving, or selfish. While an inside joke, term with skateboarders, it has since expanded coast to coast.
Okay, this isn't fair, you owe more money on the bill, don't be such a sniveler!
Dude, I don't like that guy, he is such a sniveler, always borrowing my stuff and never returning it. I think he sold that deck he borrowed.
He really should be paying rent for how long he has been crashing here, total sniveler.
Did you hear that guy running for office, what a sniveler.
Dude, I don't like that guy, he is such a sniveler, always borrowing my stuff and never returning it. I think he sold that deck he borrowed.
He really should be paying rent for how long he has been crashing here, total sniveler.
Did you hear that guy running for office, what a sniveler.
by moreskinny February 2, 2010
1. One who is skeptical about anything they hear until they look it up on Wikipedia.
2. The philosophy that all things are equal and equally correct until verified with Wikipedia.
3. Predisposition toward esoteric subjects, debates, which are finally settled only via Wikipedia, the final authority to all subjects, see wikipedia that shit
2. The philosophy that all things are equal and equally correct until verified with Wikipedia.
3. Predisposition toward esoteric subjects, debates, which are finally settled only via Wikipedia, the final authority to all subjects, see wikipedia that shit
No use going on about it, I'm a wikiagnostic.
Yet again, the wikiagnostics are betting money on it.
Religious views, Wikiagnostic of course.
Yet again, the wikiagnostics are betting money on it.
Religious views, Wikiagnostic of course.
by moreskinny February 2, 2010