Polish order

The state of completely chaos, disarray and/or decay.

OR
Something that was supposed to function and/or improve but made things worse

I was stuck in my car for 3 hours. The traffic today is in Polish order.

by the_kzb January 20, 2022

Rizztraining order

When the rizz is too strong

His fizz was so overwhelming, I had to get a rizztraining order!

by rizzlord December 27, 2022

in that order

Shall be done in a particular manner, or according to a method or plan

I have wash, get ready for work and drop of the kids; in that order

by ElevatedOne July 15, 2017

tall order

an assignment or task which is difficult or seems impossible to accomplish.

completing that paper and submitting it on time proved to be a tall order, since I only had less than a week to do it...that's the last time I leave anything until the last minute!

by Polo May 14, 2007

new word order

the ‘new wording and wordbending’ discipline for the creative minded.

“Novus Ordo Verborum” is Latin for “New Word Order”

by kelamist August 10, 2018

Law and Order

A buzzphrase for presidents and presidential candidates for "Police State."

Presidential candidate (what he says): "I am the law and order candidate!"
Presidential candidate (what he means): "I intend to create a police state and curtail your rights!"

by Your Next Door Neighbor November 1, 2020

birth order

Something that everyone says he/she got least attention, most relational stress, and best personality from. Only child always say that he/she is lonely.

typical stereotyping goes as follows:
first born - bossy but responsible/independant
middle child - ignored but mediator/peace maker
youngest born - spoiled but nice/humorous
only child - jesus

In fact, according to a census done by Julius Caesar in 8th century, the first child suffers the most from lack of attention and the stress from the family. It's also proven that it's the birth order that develops the best personality.

by iateeight October 8, 2013