A wealthy Mormon. Usually with net worth over $1 million. Usually, but not exclusively, located in Utah. Prominent examples include Mitt Romney, Bill Marriot, and Harry Reid. Often frequent Park City.
When I'm in Utah to ski I'm often surprised by the wealth out there. There must be a gazillion Mormonaires
by postfactor September 16, 2020
The facial expression given by one caught in a lie. To chipmunk, or be chipmunked, means to chatter your teeth in shame or nervousness.
by postfactor November 30, 2019
Felony crime committed by educated members of academia.
Conjugation of the word felony and fellow. A fellow is a member of an academy/learned society or a group of learned subjects, and a felony is traditionally considered a crime of high seriousness.
Conjugation of the word felony and fellow. A fellow is a member of an academy/learned society or a group of learned subjects, and a felony is traditionally considered a crime of high seriousness.
I was walking down Fleet St. when a bearded man of about 44 thumped me over the head with a copy of Tolstoy's "Childhood." He ran off screaming "that's an aggravated fellowny, but I've got tenure."
by postfactor September 18, 2020
An athlete with a large or recognizable posterior. Often times, these athletes will be both successful, reaching the tops of their game, such as Serena Williams.
by postfactor September 29, 2020
1. A person who plays the video game ‘Doom’
2. A term for a customer or individual who “dooms” the brand.
3. A person who ruins another person reputation.
2. A term for a customer or individual who “dooms” the brand.
3. A person who ruins another person reputation.
by postfactor July 02, 2021
1. A slang term for stolen booty
2. The term for when an investment round of looted drug money shuts at the multinational bond market.
2. The term for when an investment round of looted drug money shuts at the multinational bond market.
“We clanged pretty hard that round.”
“How many tons of heroin were sold?”
“Enough to fund that bridge over there.”
“How many tons of heroin were sold?”
“Enough to fund that bridge over there.”
by postfactor April 07, 2019
1. Staying in; not going out on the town.
2. Housed in mature or expensive housing
3. Home body; married, with children.
4. Happy with ones dwelling.
2. Housed in mature or expensive housing
3. Home body; married, with children.
4. Happy with ones dwelling.
by postfactor April 09, 2024