Commissioner King

King is the Commissioner of Education in NY who continues to ignore the outcry over the implementation of Common Core Learning Standards and high stakes testing.

1. To refuse to change behavior in the face of overwhelming evidence due to extreme arrogance.
2. To be screwed as a result of arrogance.

1. Despite a warning from the control tower of impending doom should he continue, the know-it-all pilot pulled a Commissioner King and crashed the plane into the mountainside.

2. Principal: Why is your whole first grade class crying?

Teacher: Because they've been Commissioner Kinged.

by Everynewyorkteacher December 15, 2013

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commbitcherate

kuh-bit-che-reyt - or sounds like Kum-Bitch-erate
- to feel or express shared whining in excess; when two or more people get together to complain/whine/bitch about a person or situation that they have little to no control over, yet for some unknown reason thing this action will actually fix the items being complained/whined/bitched about.

Over a couple bottles of wine they commbitcherated about how no one likes their drunk asses.

by Stupid Smart Chick July 3, 2014

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commatitis

Excessive and unnecessary use of commas

There was, he thought, many cases, that could be mentioned, in this kind, of scenario, where commatitis is committed.

by rationalrant May 18, 2014

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commint

When a person isn't sure that their dialogue, question, or inquiry is valued. The answer is providing a "mint" along with one's comment. Comment (in a danger zone) + mint = comment.

Jenny wanted to eximplify her intelligent information, yet she was fearful of the repercussions of her input. She couldn't help but think of how much people enjoy mints when in a negative mood. She offered her commints to imply the input was not forced, but accepted of free will, and with gratitude.

by The Word Hunter May 19, 2015

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