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

mainstay

-- main support
-- primary constituent

Objective, definitive and authoritative word meanings are the mainstay of language

by wclay1 September 02, 2009

majorally

majorally is to majority what mostly is to most

mostly

The votes were majorally in his favor.

by wclay1 February 25, 2011

paramour

An illicit second lover.

For the purpose of entering into divorce proceedings this notice serves to make public the relationship between John S. and his correspondent and paramour Jane Doe. John S. is married to Mary S.

by wclay1 September 01, 2009

jomcie

A variation of "Juimcy" except having a more substantial texture. The yumminess is emphasized over the juicyness.
-- Yummy and juicy.
-- Extra yummy and juicy

That steak was done perfecly -- medium rare. It was jomcie!

by wclay1 September 10, 2009

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 02, 2011

sourceable

Verifiable by reference to an authority, source or expert quote.

Everything he says is subjective, personal opinion and not sourceable.

by wclay1 July 02, 2011