Organic

Food from the tree hugging section of a super market likely to cause diarrhea.

"Ugh I don't feel good. I had some organic food today."

by Drakk0nis March 31, 2009

Organic Penis Congealer

Organic Penis Congealer marketed and sold under the name OPC. A powdery compound created from grape seed extract and pushed by network marketers and MLM companies that promises to be a cure-all and sold for an inflated price.

Man, I've been taken that OPC stuff my brother sold me to help my diabetes, but it's made my penis hard as a rock. That shit should really be called Organic Penis Congealer. My girlfriend loves it!

by MayorPogo May 13, 2010

Organic

more expensive

Apples: 50 cents/lb
Organic apples: $5/lb

by Dug Dumass(do-mah-ss) September 5, 2010

organics

Produce & products whom lure potential comsumers into a state of hypochondria & slap the word "organic" on a lable to justify jacking prices sky-high. While the company lable may be new or not well known, almost all are contracted by big-name corperations who monopolize smaller businesses & consolidate their products to reduce competition. Though not labeled "organic," bottled water fits into this category.

"Organic foods are a money scam, like bottled water. All the benefits are theoretical at best. The people who study them don't even read into both sides of the story; they're just good-natured health-nuts who feel justified at wasting money. I've been to an all-organics store before, you could go broke on that kind of living....where everything on the menu is one big placibo."

by Lai-Lai June 28, 2006

organic

1. Of, relating to, or derived from living organisms.

2. Also means foods produced without artificial chemicals, preservatives, or fertilizers.

People who say their food is "organic" are stupid because all foods are organic regardless chemicals added, unless they just eat rocks or something.

by Chintzmaster August 23, 2004

Organic

to describe something that looks plain or unusual

His jeans without holes looked organic.
She looked at me and said, "Your dick organic".

by JustFax January 22, 2019

Organic Math

A problem-solving heuristic or strategy that is not a product of imported approaches or procedures—for example, a deductive proof in geometry is unmistakably Greek in origin.

The bar model method, which is a mix of strategies from China, Russia, and the US, can’t be labeled “organic math”—ironically, this commonly known “Singapore model method” is anything but native math from Singapore.

by MathPlus December 3, 2018