Tuna Plated

When you soak your dildo in tuna juices then letting it dry over and over before you use it.

"OMG girl, I tuna plated my dildo last week, and it smells so horrible. I dare you to use it."

by KiyoshiKane May 19, 2024

Fifth place

Ass. Euphemism found on YouTube stories (typically about cheating wives) to get around profanity standards. Derived from Fifth base, which refers to anal sex.

Her skimpy dress barely covered her fifth place.

by ICDogg May 27, 2024

Ship-Placebo

The feeling you have, when you change your ship icon and feel a difference in gameplay, even if there isn't.

"Dude I just beat an extreme after changing my ship"
"Ship-Placebo"

by yesyesir14 March 2, 2024

Ive played these games before

Home say young: Omg im so scared!! what will the next game be???? i dont wanna die 😰😰😰😰
Gi hun: heh... ummm i've actually played these games before (with rizz)
Home say young: Omg guys he played these games before 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Person 1: STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IVE PLAYED THESE GAMES BEFORE!!!
Person 2: GETOU-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by monkeyfucker0285 January 6, 2025

Fast Paced Environment

Corporate speak for overworked and underpaid.

Interviewer: "This is a fast paced environment"

Me: "You mean overworked, underpaid, understaffed and having to do 15 people's jobs despite only getting poorly paid for one?"

by Daun'Tay January 27, 2025

Fast Paced Environment

Corporate speak for overworked and underpaid.

Interviewer: "This is a fast paced environment"

Me: "You mean overworked, underpaid, understaffed and having to do 15 people's jobs despite only getting poorly paid for one?"

by Daun'Tay January 27, 2025

Biased Placebo Bias

A flaw in experimental design where the so-called "placebo" or control condition isn't truly neutral or inert, but instead contains hidden factors that skew the results. This bias invalidates comparisons because the baseline isn't a clean zero; it's already tilted. Common in psychology and medicine, it happens when researchers don't account for the placebo's own effects—like the color of a pill, a practitioner's demeanor, or the simple act of receiving any attention—which can exaggerate or mask the real treatment's impact. It's building your scientific house on a crooked foundation.

Example: A study on an herbal "mood-booster" uses a placebo pill made of plain sugar. But if participants can taste/smell the distinct herbs in the real pill, the placebo isn't blind. The Biased Placebo Bias occurs: the "control" group knows they didn't get the real thing, potentially depressing their reported mood and making the herbal pill seem more effective than it is.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026