catch-all

a term in accounting to denote an account head where anomalies, eg wrong treatments of accounts, are transferred. For example, if an asset head is wrongly credited with Rs. 50,000, the assets and liabilities are shown with a mismatch of this amount.

The general ledger of the company has a catch-all figure of Rs. 25,000, which needs to be rectified.

by uttam maharjan July 07, 2011

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.

by uttam maharjan November 30, 2010

protein loss

a bodily disorder which is marked by accumulation of proteins in the urine. It is a symptom of renal failure.

The nubile girl is suffering from protein loss.

by uttam maharjan February 25, 2010

cytotoxicology

the study of cytotoxins, chemicals that are harmful to cells.

When it comes to cytotoxicology, I am a complete layman.

by uttam maharjan November 29, 2011

upsy-downsy

full of ups and downs

His career is upsy-downsy.

by uttam maharjan October 06, 2012

bellybang

to engage in sexual intercourse with the belly of a man rubbing against that of his partner.

Once I caught them bellybanging. It turned out to be a pants-down situation for them.

by uttam maharjan October 02, 2011

freak club

A club which is used by drug addicts as their rendezvous.

She is frequenting the freak club.

by uttam maharjan December 28, 2011