ad infinitum

This is a Latin word used in the English language. It literally means "Again and again, forever"

The season cycle will continues ad infinitum

by helphelp! October 29, 2020

Spotify ads

I just got one and they are pretty fucking annoying. I'm not gonna waste my money on fucking premium though. That shit is a waste of fucking money. AND STOP GIVING ME TOILET PAPER ADS ON SPOTIFY

spotify ads are bitch

by Pieceofshit43 May 6, 2020

Ad Fundum

Ad Fundum is latin for: untill the bottom

It means you have to drink your whole glass (usually filled with beer or something like that) very fast without pauses.

sometimes used in kings (drinking game)

"what card is is?"

"It's an ace of spades"

"Aaah shit that means ad fundum"

"okey here we go"

by Lausiej June 9, 2009

Ad hominem

Whilst in an arguement, to avoid the point (thus a cop-out) and to insult the person arguing. Often because the person who results to the insults has no logical/intelligent point, thus they break down to immaturity.

Jon: I've made my point five times and all you've done is call me 'gay', way to resort to ad hominem, dude.

by Mike April 26, 2005

banner ads

Annoying ads that appear at the top of your screen. Lately, people have discovered even more ways to annoy you, by adding audio to some ads. The most annoying ad ofcourse are the "Shoot (whatever) to win a prize!" ads.

Man, those shooting banner ads make me want to take a crowbar to my own skull.

by Poopsy July 7, 2003

Social Ads

Status posts or Tweets from name brand companies that you Liked on Facebook or Followed on Twitter.

I Liked Pepsi's page, now every 5 minutes I see Social Ads about some stupid promotion they're doing.

I followed Chase bank on Twitter and now half my timeline are Social ads about ways to manage money and information about their premium card services.

by Dre-Mane December 14, 2011

ad hom

short for "ad hominem," meaning a person is verbally attacking a person involved in the debate instead of addressing the opposing side's argument or position.

Telling someone that they are wrong in the debate because their motives are wicked is an "ad hom"; therefore, the moderator will strike it from the record.

by runandwin August 26, 2005