uttam maharjan's definitions

aginst

against. Not a misspelling of 'against'. Formed from 'agin' and 'st' as in 'amongst'.

We are not aginst the sheila.

by uttam maharjan July 28, 2010

backload

to take a few drinks at a pub, and come back home and drink heavily so as to avoid huge pub expenses.

He never gets drunk at pubs because he has made it a point to backload at home.

by uttam maharjan June 26, 2010

worldquake

the global economic meltdown that would affect economies of almost all the countries.

The Great Depression of the 1930s is still considered a worldquake.

by uttam maharjan August 12, 2011

enspirit

to uplift the spirits of; to enrapture.

The win enspirited all of us.

by uttam maharjan May 12, 2011

wear emperor's new clothes

to wear no clothes; to be naked.

The babies always wear emperor's new clothes.

by uttam maharjan November 13, 2011

backpat

to pat somebody on the back; to felicitate; to approve of.

The boy secured 95 marks out of 100 and his teachers backpatted him.

by uttam maharjan November 4, 2011

goddang

damn or dang.

I did not care a goddang about what you were saying.

by uttam maharjan September 16, 2011