Kimchee Temper

A temper often associated with the likes of koreans, most notably the women who are known for their violent tempers. Many believe the hot blooded temper is derived from the extravagant chili spices found in kimchee, a common staple food of koreans.

Many believe the spicy pickling process combined with daily consumption of kimchee are reasons why the temper levels can reach such high and sustained levels.

While koreans are usually very happy, don't get them angry or they'll unleash their stored up kimchee temper upon you.

Ho brah this fine korean chick at the yakiniku restaurant get one mean kimchee temper, she wouldn't stop yellin at the server.

by hobah1337 May 30, 2011

Temple University

It's not the Harvard of Philly, it's the Princeton on Broad Street. Or at least that President Adamany's dream.

Temple University is located in Majestic North Philadelphia.

by .... ... June 2, 2005

Templar

A misguided white knight with a need to feel special and have a cause that uses social justice issues as their platform. Often causing more problems than they are helping to solve.

Joe is rushing in to poorly defend the POC when she was doing a fine job of doing it herself. He is such a Templar.

by LadyKnife November 28, 2017

meme template

A meme template is the picture used for a meme.

"Hey, which meme template should I use?"
"Try the one with squidward and the lawnchair!"

by Devildog21 December 10, 2019

Temple Runs

When you take a dump and occupy yourself by playing Temple Run on your smartphone.

Austin sure has been in the bathroom for a long time. Probably has the Temple Runs

by the810 March 6, 2012

Temple Boxing

Temple Boxing is a method to cope with the fluctuated stock market,it translated from Thai word "Muay Wat" which means free style fighting.

Mr.Endophine uses Temple Boxing method to beat the market.

by klaikriad March 31, 2009

templatized

C++ code that is written with template parameters. In particular, allows data types and software algorithms to be easily changed.

// power() is templatized by P and T
template<int P, typename T>
T power(int a)
{

T val = 1;

for (int i=0; i<P; i++)

val = val * val;

return val;
}

by Zack63 November 15, 2010