Definitions by uttam maharjan

hat talk 

foolish talk. From 'talk through one's hat'.

I am sick of your hat talk.

hat talk by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

double-overtake 

to overtake a vehicle that is overtaking some other vehicle; to overtake an overtaking vehicle.

Do not double-overtake that vehicle; it is perilous.

double-overtake by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

holidache 

a headache one experiences while on holiday.

Since you are suffering from a holidache, you had better go back to the desk, I suppose.

holidache by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

headpulling 

the act of wooing a boss, e.g. a CEO, away from some other organization to one's organization in the hope of its better performance and hence prosperity.

In this business era marked by cutthroat competition, headpulling should be taken for granted.

headpulling by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

heterography 

the use of different letters or a group of letters to represent the same sound(s). Some of the examples of heterography are: sEw and sOw, bEAt and bEEt and rOUgh and rUff.

Heterography differs from homography (= use of the same spellings for words that have different meanings).

heterography by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

homeo 

a boyfriend that is also a homo. From 'homo' and 'romeo'.

She always laments that her boyfriend is a homeo

homeo by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010

Nepali time 

The phrase 'at the Nepali time' would denote 'late'.

They came to the party at the Nepali time. Since the party had already been over, they had to return empty-handed.

Nepali time by uttam maharjan December 1, 2010