error-repeater

An individual who repeats an error.

My Mother made me realize that there are people who continually repeat an action they were informed, know, and should remember is an error. They might repeat an error because they forgot it was wrong to do it, or due to some other mental incapacity. I realized she was an “error-repeater”, but that that term is new, so I decided to submitted it to this excellent website that is increasing the body of knowledge and improving everything.

by but for March 21, 2022

repeat someone out

When you keep loudly repeating a word, phrase or command at someone while they're talking so that you intimidate them into shutting up or agreeing, dominating through repetition.

Mia: I’m just saying, I did most of the research part, and—

Jake: You didn’t do anything!

Mia: That’s not true, I—

Jake: You didn’t do anything! You didn’t do anything!

Mia: Jake, will you just let me—

Jake: You didn’t do anything!

(Mia sighs and goes quiet, defeated. The teacher looks over.)

Teacher: Jake, that’s enough, you can't repeat someone out like that.

by ShitWithinThySandwiches October 24, 2025

Radar Repeater

Someone who hangs out in the same areas as you and often shows up on your LOVOO radar when you’re out.

This radar repeater is a dime piece, I should chat with her.

by mrright1 January 23, 2014

Repeat-gifted

When you receive a gift and then give it back to be wrapped, and the same person receives again.

I gave a gift to my son before Christmas and repeat-gifted it to him at Christmas.

by annonnonnonnomous November 23, 2018

Repeation

If you hear your friend say this word, and if you don't know it, then you have a good brain. It means that you repeat the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

You: You keep on Repeation
Friend: What is Repeation
You: You are Repeation

by Cuckmytinnywewe December 10, 2019

repeated

When you say something but no one seems to care or notice, then someone else says the exact same thing you just did, and everyone thinks it is a great idea and that person gets all the credit, you've been repeated.

This happens a lot in meetings with senior staff.

You: What about using this thing here to solve that thing over there?
*stares* *yeah maybe...* *nothing happens*
Someone else: What about using this thing here to solve that thing over there?
*cheers* *of course! yes!* *takes credit*
You (silent): Oh I got repeated again.

by hjelm September 23, 2017