Med-head

Someone who is an enthusiast of medical science, history, and practice. Passionate about the study of medicine a med-head does not have to be a health care employee or practitioner currently or in the past, but if someone in the medical field isn’t a med-head then they can expect to be up a creek without a paddle.

Those falling under term med-head can have an interest in the field of medical science ranging from broad and all encompassing, to specific medical interests and niches.

“Have you read the recent article published by Health Magazine about the history of trepanation?”
“Trepanation? Like the surgery where they drill a hole in your head? If they did that to you all they’d find in there would be excerpts from all those medical history books you read. You’re such a med-head.”

by Sawboner July 27, 2021

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med mar

The street term for "medical marijuana".

James: Hey bro, you wanna head down to the dispensary to pick up some more "med mar"?

Matt: Yeah man. Great idea! I'm almost out of "med mar" and my glaucoma is pretty bad.

by MrPanda178 November 05, 2014

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ritz kjeks med mannemelk

When you cum hard on a ritz cracker.

Lucas, do you like ritz kjeks med mannemelk?
Lucas: Havent heard of him

by ritzybot October 18, 2022

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Med-time

Med-time- the time of day when people ingest chemicals intended to aid in sleep.

My wife was asking for sex but it was med-time. Sorry honey I'm getting ready for bed.
All of my patients get excited just around med-time. It's the highlight of there day.
My kids are a nightmare I cannot wait for med-time.

by Suxatore2022 June 20, 2022

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Stryka moln med fjäder

This expression describes the futile attempt to achieve something grand or ambitious with inadequate or unrealistic resources. The imagery of trying to "brush clouds," which represents a vast and lofty goal, with a "feather," an object too delicate and ineffective for such a task, highlights the impracticality and likely failure of the endeavor. It suggests that the tools or methods being used are far too weak or insufficient to accomplish the desired outcome, making the effort almost absurd in its lack of feasibility. The saying translated to english roughly means "brushing clouds with a feather"-Ulf Skönberg

Context: Two colleagues, Anna and Mark, are discussing Mark's plan to revamp the entire company's software system with a very limited budget.

Anna: "So, you really think you can overhaul the entire software system with just that small budget?"

Mark: "I know it’s tight, but I think we can manage if we cut a few corners."

Anna: "Mark, that sounds like trying to "brush clouds with a feather". The budget just isn’t enough for something this big."

Mark: sighs "You’re probably right. I guess I need to either scale back the project or push for more funding."

Anna: "Exactly. With the right tools and resources, you can achieve a lot more. But with what you have now, it’s going to be a struggle."

Sammanhang: Två kollegor, Anna och Mark, diskuterar Marks plan att förnya hela företagets mjukvarusystem med en mycket begränsad budget.

Anna: "Så, du tror verkligen att du kan se över hela mjukvarusystemet med bara den lilla budgeten?"

Mark: "Jag vet att det är tight, men jag tror att vi kan klara oss om vi skär några hörn."

Anna: "Mark, det låter som att försöka "stryka moln med fjäder". Budgeten räcker helt enkelt inte till något så här stort."

Mark: suckar "Du har förmodligen rätt. Jag antar att jag måste antingen minska projektet eller driva på för mer finansiering."

Anna: "Precis. Med rätt verktyg och resurser kan du uppnå mycket mer. Men med det du har nu kommer det att bli en kamp."

by Ulf Skönberg & Kamrater Podden August 13, 2024

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