Wall Polluter

n. a person who constantly comments/likes/posts anything on your Facebook page

Person 1 : Hey! did you see what Janna posted on Tristan's wall?

Person 2 : Yeah! She is such a Wall Polluter!

by KomuPop March 22, 2013

reply-all pollution

The effect achieved when people unnecessarily reply-all to an email that only required a standard reply, unnecessarily filling everyone's inbox with unneeded crap.

There goes Jim again, constantly creating reply-all pollution. I wish he realized there are 100 other people on this email chain who don't care!

The reply-all pollution on this team is suffocating!

by Metaphoru September 25, 2020

audio pollution

When someone talks very rapidly about things you have little understanding, it's like the sound of an unwanted radio playing music that doesn't appeal to you.

His relentless ramble was a form of audio pollution.

by HookBeak66 September 15, 2022

satisfaction pollution

The endless stream of surveys and questionnaires that will haunt you after buying something on the internet.

After flying with Delta, they dumped two weeks of their satisfaction pollution on me

by dr-factor February 4, 2020

emotional pollution

Noun. A distracting and excessive cloud of feelings that surrounds a complainer and overcasts an event. May include complaints drenched in anger or grief, but not a physical solution. Used to push others away with its feckless toxicity.

--He could have done his homework, but instead just spent an hour complaining about it. The air was so thick with emotional pollution, I just had to get out of there.

--I think she had a problem with my attitude, but I couldn't care less. She just babbled emotional pollution of "blah blah blah." Some people live to perfect their outrage.

by UGiveUp2 November 11, 2017

Polluted

Decaying physical or mental state of an individual. Also signifies decline in previously able function E.g sharpness, humour

Bilbo Baggins was polluted at the end of Lord of the Rings. His body and mind was off the scales polluted and he needed to get on that boat.

by Pollutedman August 19, 2024

Recreational pollution

Pollution generated through non-emergency activities for pleasure or amusement which can be expressed through toxic exhaust, loud noise, contamination or disruption of soils and waterways, and sudden changes to a temperature or natural light within a native ecosystem. Examples include: airline travel, use of internal combustion engines, two-stroke boat motors, snowmobiles, ATV’s, recreational space travel, fireworks, light, loud music, etc. Limits to this variety of pollution, is regulated in some regions for the preservation of natural habitats and also can be determined and set by individuals with regard to their conscious awareness of the negative impacts caused from such activities.

Humans with disposable income have a greater capacity of contributing to recreational pollution.

by kin con verde April 7, 2024