wind omnidirectionalism

(n) The principle that no matter in which direction you are traveling (particularly walking or biking) the wind will always be blowing in your face.

Getting around campus today was terrible because of the strong wind omnidirectionalism.

by tsamneb December 09, 2010

seesaw

(n) A desk in a classroom that wobbles because its legs are uneven or broken.

"Oh dang, you got a seesaw. Now it'll be hard to take notes."

by tsamneb March 18, 2010

caf-sit

(n) A prolonged visit to the cafeteria. Often spent talking and hanging out with people, not necessarily eating. Derived from a shortened version of the word "cafeteria" and the action one is primarily engaged in during one.

Kevin and I had a three-hour long caf-sit last night.

by tsamneb August 07, 2010