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utopianist

A moderately-skilled piano player that believes that all people will be happy if the government forces everyone to have a basic piano and play the piano in his mainstream style, instead of market forces deciding who and what is successful. This results in mediocre music and some exceptionally skilled drummers becoming corrupted and being placed in re-education prisons.
That utopianist teacher would not let me experiment with my jazz style of playing, and the music police came for me.
by psnack May 26, 2010
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Svacina

Actually, it means afternoon snack! ...the the 4th of 5 meals in the Czech Rep.
Let's have a svacina after lunch!
by psnack September 11, 2007
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luxobarge

A large, expensive automobile, usually a sedan. Also Luxo-barge.
My old 1970 Ford LTD performed very well, and would now be considered a luxobarge.
That gangsta has a pimped-out luxobarge to carry his hoes and gym bag.
by psnack February 12, 2009
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czenglish

A mix of Czech and English, usually including English roots with Czech conjugation and declination.
He speaks Czenglish with his Czech grandmother, because his Czech vocabulary is limited.
by psnack October 6, 2013
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manganiac

An ardent devotee, fan or enthusiast of Manga, which is a genre of Japanese comics or anime and their illustrations, which include a broad range of subjects: action-adventure, romance, sports and games, historical drama, comedy, science fiction and fantasy, mystery, horror, sexuality, and business/commerce.
Nancy is a manganiac because she draws cartoons in her sleep.
by psnack April 13, 2010
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Scandinasian

1. A child born to a tall blond man and a short Asian woman.
2. A Northern European corporation that conducts business in Asia to save labor costs and to avoid heavy Euro and US taxes.
That shoe company is Scandinasian.
by psnack May 13, 2010
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echonomics

A false interpretation of economics, as Keynesianism, which is repeated verbally over and over, until the sheeple believe that it is a science.
An example of echonomics is when the Keynesian Kenyan and Ben Shalom Blurbnanke repeatedly telling us that stimulation will make us all rich again, but the Keynesian policies are only providing quantitative sleazing of our economy into ruin, and making us the biggest debtor nation on the planet.
by psnack September 30, 2013
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