Dewarism

DEWARISM: noun (u) A social, political and economic doctrine, based on the writing of Tommy Dewar, expressing the conviction that the journey of life can be enjoyed without giving up on the achieving of success.

Sir Thomas Dewar, a famous whisky distiller and philosopher, believed success in life could be obtained without arduous work, as described in his concept of Dewarism.

Dewarism by IanTerry January 20, 2008

Dearism

Dear means Loved; Lovable. The English suffix -ism was first used to form a noun of action from a verb. So, a person who has a high-quality love becomes "dearism".

I'm in love. He's such a dearism.

Dearism by Dear November 19, 2007

Dewaism 

Dewaism is a way of thinking or utterance that expatriates from your country show, when they tell you how shit, disorganised or barbarian your country is, by implying or denoting that the countries they live in are far sperior to yours. The word 'dewa' comes from the Japanese postposition 'in', with which they begin a sentence, for instance, 'In France (France dewa), no males would do such a vulgar thing, but you guys do. How low!'

'In America (America dewa), no one gets drunk as you do in your country. How third-world!'
'We're all fed up with your dewaism, John.'

Dewaism by Hiroicci July 12, 2019