Definitions by uttam maharjan

Google buzz 

A social networking site launched by Google. It can be used by those who have Gmail accounts without a new username and a password. It means no setup is required to operate the site; it automatically follows the people you email and chat with the most in Gmail.You can share your ideas to the whole world or to your intimate friends only. It has a mechanism of inbox integration whereby comments are sent right to your inbox, so it helps keep conversation going. The photo-friendly mechanism allows you to see thumbnails with each post and browse full-screen photos from popular sites. You can import your stuff from Twitter, Picasa, Flickr and Google Reader. I-phone users can also easily use it.

Google buzz is likely to be a strong rival of Facebook and Myspace in the days to come.

Google buzz by uttam maharjan February 10, 2010

hamartiophobe 

a person who is afraid of committing sins and hence tries to lead a virtuous life.

A great sinner in the past, he has now turned hamartiophobe.

hamartiophobe by uttam maharjan February 9, 2010

robot smile 

a smile that one makes even though one is not willing to smile; not a spontaneous smile; forced, unnatural or mechanical smile.

I can see a robot smile on her face.

robot smile by uttam maharjan February 9, 2010

but me no buts 

Don't argue with me. The first 'but' is a verb while the last one is a noun. I have never seen 'but' used as a verb except in this construction.

There are ifs and buts over what I have just said, but but me no buts.

but me no buts by uttam maharjan February 9, 2010

brain twister 

a proposition, thing or problem that is so complicated that one cannot solve or steer clear of it easily however hard one tries; a very difficult problem

The boy is so weak in mathematics that he regards even simple mathematical problems as brain twisters.

brain twister by uttam maharjan February 8, 2010

funda 

matter

What is the funda with you?

funda by uttam maharjan February 8, 2010

road civility 

polite or civil behaviour shown by drivers to other drivers, passengers, passers-by and traffic police. also called road politeness and road manners.

The driver has a bonanza of road civility; he never gets into road rage.

road civility by uttam maharjan February 7, 2010