nom

1. short for nomination.
2. short for nominative.

1. The actress got six noms at the Oscars.
2. In the sentence 'Even Homer nods', 'Homer' is in the nom case.

by uttam maharjan December 06, 2011

blankety-blank

fully blank; utterly confused.

My mind went blankety-blank when I was asked whether I knew her.

by uttam maharjan May 22, 2011

brojan war

fight between brothers over a girl.

The brojan war escalated in the family. Mr John and his brother wanted to marry the same girl and neither was willing to give up his bid.

by uttam maharjan October 02, 2010

floor amnesia

forgetting which floor one is on. It usually occurs in a high-rise where all the floors look similar.

He was supposed to go to the sixth floor but due to floor amnesia he landed on the seventh floor.

by uttam maharjan September 20, 2011

johnette

a small toilet for use of kids.

A johnette has been constructed for my children.

by uttam maharjan October 01, 2010

warm-watered

homoiohydric (having the capacity to adjust or achieve water content in tissues or cells).

Some plants are warm-watered.

by uttam maharjan December 23, 2012

abnormal sociology

the study of behaviour that widely deviates from accepted social patterns; the study of social ills

Knowledge of abnormal sociology is a must for the initiation of a social campaign against widespread social evils.

by uttam maharjan January 28, 2010