1. Used informally to describe shared responsibility for a negative outcome.
2. Co-fault, also known as comparative negligence or contributory negligence, refers to a situation where multiple parties share responsibility for causing an accident or injury.
2. Co-fault, also known as comparative negligence or contributory negligence, refers to a situation where multiple parties share responsibility for causing an accident or injury.
Although Sarah initiated the argument, both her harsh words and Emily's dismissive response resulted in them being at co-fault in the breakdown of their friendship.
by AnonymousBoredgirl June 17, 2024
If something bad happens or something out of the normal happens you would either say “kanyes fault” or a person nearby say “kanyes fault”
by Carlathelemon July 21, 2020
by Arminkshipper July 21, 2024
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by Arminkshipper July 21, 2024
Fault, A fault is a break in a surface; Usually at a Fault Line. These are caused by Plate Tectonics, and are usually the sight of large earthquakes.
"Have you seen the San Andreas fault?"
by Meme_Dealr December 10, 2021
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Something to shout at males (usually) who exhibit creepy stalker-like behaviour around women (usually). This sleazy voyeuristic behaviour tends to happen in places and cultures where everyday interaction between the sexes is limited, actively encouraging the hunter/prey dynamic (following women, cat-calling, peeping tom behaviour, even assault). Frustrated males resort to even using technology to spy on females (telephoto lenses, mobile phones, drones etc), all the while blaming women for "limiting the supply of sex" or simply "asking for it!"
I see you leering at me and snapping pictures with your phone! It's not the angels' fault you're still a virgin at 30 - it's YOU!
by kapweeng March 27, 2018