repertoire

The entire range of skills or aptitudes or devices used in a particular field or occupation.

1. A back-flip is not in my normal repertoire of moves.
2. Jill has a large repertoire of languages and dialects (not)

by Jill Banks November 29, 2006

replaytv

A far superior DVR that is the rival of Tivo, but blows tivo away.

Lets watch the new soutpark on my kicking replaytv.

by ropergilson December 9, 2005

report stalk

A method of checking up on a person's movements using the report features of SMS texts that let the sender know when their message has been received. Useful when the recipient may be in an area with no reception such as a subway system.

I'll report stalk you so I know when your tube has arrived.

by Robert Dawes February 14, 2007

repunit

In recreational mathematics, a repunit is a number like 11, 111, or 1111 that contains only the digit 1. The term stands for repeated unit and was coined in 1966 by Albert H. Beiler. A repunit prime is a repunit that is also a prime number.

My house number is 11 which is a repunit.

by Manadar March 23, 2009

Repetitive Emotional Stress Injury

RESI

The after effects of dating/breaking up with the same person repetitiously. Results in emotional fatigue, inability to function emotionally and numbness of emotional limbs.

Cures:

Copious amounts of yoga, hiking, alcohol and unemotional random sex.

Experts say if you keep going back to the same bad relationship you have a much higher chance of developing Repetitive Emotional Stress Injury.

by Sophiesblues February 5, 2010

Repetize

In the process of repetition. To change a document to have repetitiveness.

Dude, I'm totally going to repetize my paper!

by Battlekore April 15, 2010

repugnent

sluggishness

She found the smell of the perfume (repugnent) and asked for a different bottle.

by incredibleRK March 21, 2011