Commentribution

When someone posts a reply to your blog post that is not only a comment but also a positive contribution.

After I blogged yesterday, I received several commentributions from people all over the country.

by punkinkat August 20, 2008

residual comment

When you are walking somewhere with a group of people and you are addressing one friend in particular,but a stranger catches your eye and you make that comment directly to them instead.

Your friend Jason makes a crude gesture

(while a women emerges from a store in front of you, catching your eye)
you respond to Jason by saying
"I never want to see your face again"
but you are still looking at the strange women
Then you say
"oh that was a really bad residual comment"

by seen-your-pics September 13, 2009

Ninja-Commenting / Liking

When one Comments or Likes a post up to 2 seconds after its posted. (On Facebook.)

WARNING: This action can get very annoying for the person recieving the notifications.

Girl 1: Oh man, I was on Facebook last night, and this guy is TOTALLY ninja-commenting / liking everything I post! SOO annoying.

Girl 2: Oh jees. That sucks...

by LoLfAcEbOoKfTw October 20, 2009

impulsive commenter

Somebody that comments on facebook very quickly and always has to have the last word.

Megan Hartman is an impulsive commenter

by teejk000 December 30, 2010

toxic comment

When someone makes a rational commentary that makes a person or organization to look very bad; but it doesn't use insults nor is racist nor homophobic, so the person or organization use the "toxicity" scapegoat instead of addressing the problem.

Call of Duty dev asks angry fans to ease up on 'ultra dark toxic comments'.

by LauraXW September 28, 2019

comendable

worthy of applause; deserving praise

Knowing nothing more comendable for a mans recreation
Than Mirth which is used in an honest fashion.

John Davies in "Scourge of Folly" (1621), describing Shakespeare's understanding of comedy.

by Hakan Gür January 8, 2008

Commancheer

The act of commandeering another team's cheer. This is done change the cheer so that it is in favor of the opposite team than what the cheer was originally intended to support. Often this occurs by yelling one or two words or letters over the opposing crowd. This could also happen by one crowd stealing a rhythm from the other crowd and saying something slightly different.

D! (C!!!!) C! S! D! (C!!!!) C! S!

One Crowd - Raider!! Power!!!
Opposing Crowd - GOPHER!! POWER!!!!

Did you hear me? I totally commancheered that one. I'm louder than the entire other section!

by QuesoCaliente January 13, 2008