Virulent adulation of someone verging on psycopatheticism and based on fancied qualities of the idol.
His sycophancy verged on an obsession and fancied attributes of the idol. It was unadulterated psycofancy - even psycoinfancy.
by vivauganda April 24, 2019
1. A: I think Facebook friends are phoney.
B: Why don't you stay at home more often?
2. Chairperson: any more questions?
B: Yes: The speaker failed to tell us the real secret behind his vacuous smile.
Speaker: Yes I did. Why don't you stay at home more often? Do you want me to repeat that? Oright: WDY-SAHMO?
B: Why don't you stay at home more often?
2. Chairperson: any more questions?
B: Yes: The speaker failed to tell us the real secret behind his vacuous smile.
Speaker: Yes I did. Why don't you stay at home more often? Do you want me to repeat that? Oright: WDY-SAHMO?
by vivauganda February 22, 2011
Useful in writing to avoid actually writing a cliche, while using one. Works in writing only, as most such acros.
Doomed if you do/doomed if you don't
can't say DIYDx2, because the 2nd D is different
Doomed if you do/doomed if you don't
can't say DIYDx2, because the 2nd D is different
by vivauganda January 19, 2011
It's a continuation on the glass ceiling/glass closet idea. In eastern westernised societies men and women do come to a party together but segregate themselves in different corners upon arrival. You can see eachother but you can't cross over to meet: The glass purdah rules.
She: Bye now for a while, I've to go to my own side.
He: Look but don't cross, the glass purdah rules!
She: Looking is better than touching and thank god they don't put down a black purdah any more.
He: Look but don't cross, the glass purdah rules!
She: Looking is better than touching and thank god they don't put down a black purdah any more.
by vivauganda December 11, 2011
A chronicler of events who tries to curry favour with all the subjects (people) he writes about.
1. How can you take his history books seriously? He's no chronicler - just a cronycler of the high-ups, he'll crony up to any such.
2. So you didn't like what I wrote about him, eh? Well, you'll just have to lump it, won't you, I'm not the chronicler you were looking for.
2. So you didn't like what I wrote about him, eh? Well, you'll just have to lump it, won't you, I'm not the chronicler you were looking for.
by vivauganda November 22, 2011
They have to go together: She's G8&G9 - great and gennuine.
Genuine has to be specified. Should use the ampersand and have no gaps.
Works in writing. Could work in speech, since G8 is in circulation.
Genuine has to be specified. Should use the ampersand and have no gaps.
Works in writing. Could work in speech, since G8 is in circulation.
I'd say she's not only G8, but also G9, great and genuine, and you don't get that G8&G9 combination too often
by vivauganda January 21, 2011
Short for whole wide world.
In wrting to avoid spelling out the cliche. Can also be used in speaking as www is known and in this case we get a subtle variation on the original www - the internet thing.
In wrting to avoid spelling out the cliche. Can also be used in speaking as www is known and in this case we get a subtle variation on the original www - the internet thing.
The apocollapse is coming and it's gonna go destroy the www - yeah, the whole wide world, the world wide web, and all. Take care, you read it here, first.
by vivauganda January 21, 2011