freference

It is a verb derived from the expression: "frame of refrence". it is used to describe a comparison between two levels of a category. One of these two levels is the user's own. With the help of frefrencing, the user is allowed to create a relative distance as a path to a greater goal and thus motivator.

Nihilist: "Everything is meaningless."
Average Freferencer: "Bro, just freference a little."
Not so much Nihilist no more: "Damn you right man, thanks!"

by Innisvysom June 2, 2023

The Referenz

An amazing musically talented creature who can be found roaming the concrete jungle wildly harassing ATLiens

*in old informative movie accent*The Referenz knows all

by ClousenMargee November 8, 2011

racial preference

Racial preference is defined as favoring or choosing one group or individual over another based on race. Ethnic preference is often tied in, but less common since ethnicity is not always as easy to discern.

Example:

Basketball Player 1: "Sheeit guess the coach had to pick and choose with them two new boys"

Basketball Player 2: "Come on, Homie. Choice was obvious. Everyone knows white boys can't jump."

Basketball Player 1" Fuck, dude. I didn't know you'd be getting all racial preference on me."

by Stingy Meatballs January 10, 2016

Self Qualified Referee

Someone at any sporting event who always has to call the fouls, say the ref is wrong, or something similar even though nobody really listens to them and they don't have any idea what they are talking about. They think the ref is wrong about everything even though he gets paid to do it.

Soccer Mom-Oh, come on, that was such a foul!
Annoyed Observer-SHUT UP YOU SELF QUALIFIED REFEREE!!!

by t12j19c95 May 20, 2009

referentastic

All of the (not-so-surprising) fantastic things that a reference will say about a job applicant which is exactly why that person has them down as a reference.

"Did you check with Walter's references?"
"Yeah their comments were very referentastic."

by DBOTY February 26, 2009

armchair referee

A person who loudly criticises the referee's decisions - and often the players' performances - in a televised rugby or football match.

He's become a right armchair referee since he had to give up playing.

by Knaw January 12, 2009

reverence

Respectful, possibly worshipful awe.

Reverence is usually part of worship.

by Downstrike May 24, 2004