secondhander

Someone who gets their ideas, opinions and values exclusively form society and from others as opposed to getting: an idea from within oneself; a value from a personal rational process; an opinion from an experience.
Ayn Rand pointed out that Peter Keating was a secondhander because he stole all his ideas.
by wclay1 July 01, 2011
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Soapboxing

to speak AT an audience (1) instead of WITH them; (2) instead of engaging in a dialogue whereby corresponding 'sourceable' facts and verifiable observations are exchanged in a spirit of respect for objective truth.
He's just soapboxing because he just ignores the points you make and responds with subjective personal opinion.
by wclay1 July 01, 2011
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majorally

majorally is to majority what mostly is to most

mostly
The votes were majorally in his favor.
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mainstay

-- main support
-- primary constituent
Objective, definitive and authoritative word meanings are the mainstay of language
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gibber

-- to equivocate
-- a person prone to equivocation, indecision and starts to talk gibberish before they put their brain in gear.
You don't know what you're talking about and you are a cowardly gibber!
by wclay1 September 10, 2009
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reach out

A phrase that inherently implies the person being reached out to has distanced themselves from the reacher or the world.
People who post on Urban Dictionary and swear or trash-talk simultaneously reach out to the audience while distancing themselves from a perceived threat, supplanting their fear with anger in a somewhat conflicted cyclic redundancy.
by wclay1 August 28, 2010
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mean

-- the average, in a negative context, where more could be expected.
-- the midpoint
-- the median
His ambitions and expectations were merely at the mean.
by wclay1 September 02, 2009
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