Definitions by uttam maharjan

proliquy 

speaking on behalf of others; spokesmanship.

Proliquy is his favourite job.

proliquy by uttam maharjan February 20, 2011

auspicate 

be an auspicious sign of.

Hard work would auspicate success.

auspicate by uttam maharjan February 20, 2011

malease 

1. slight bodily discomfort 2. trouble.

1. I am feeling a bit of a malease today.
2. There has emerged a malease in the implementation of the plan.

malease by uttam maharjan February 18, 2011

deglitch 

to debug.

The machine is not working at all; it needs to be deglitched.

deglitch by uttam maharjan February 18, 2011

forkoon 

a spoon with a fork at the other end; spork.

He is eating momos (dumplings) with a forkoon.

forkoon by uttam maharjan February 18, 2011

pantecine 

relating to the belly; abdominal.

I had terrible pantecine pains yesterday and had to take some strong antibiotics.

pantecine by uttam maharjan January 26, 2011

IPocalypse

a phenomenon marked by exhaustion of IP addresses that identify destinations for digital traffic. The proposed solution lies in switching over from the existing IPv4 standard to that of IPv6 that allows trillions of Internet addresses vis-à-vis the former that allows a paltry 4 billion or so addresses. The big pool in the sky, a giver of IP addresses and a fast-draining reservoir of addresses maintained by the non-profit organization Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Addresses (ICANN), is going to run out in the next few weeks. The number of addresses IPv6 allows is a whopping 340 undecillion (followed by 36 zeroes), enough for a trillion people.

Do not worry about an IPocalypse. It is not going to take place any time soon.

IPocalypse by uttam maharjan January 26, 2011