Devsplain

when one developer starts lecturing another developer about menial concepts, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronizing.

Dan devsplained the purpose of load balancing to Matt.

by dmazz55 April 19, 2018

DanPlan

DanPlan is a YouTube channel that has recently hit 2 million subscribers as of December 2019, but now their sub count is dropping by the day. The channel consisted of: Daniel, Hosuh, and Stephen as the three that would appear in every video, but as of January 2020 Stephen has left.

Friend: Have you ever heard of DanPlan???
Me: Yeah... I miss Stephen...

by Ash Owens January 6, 2020

danplan

a youtube channel which contains one person babysitting two other kids

can be used as a verb to deal with your stupid shit ass friends

Q: “ what is he doing? “
A: “ oh, he’s danplanning right now. “

by evcanwrite August 14, 2019

fansplaining

When a fan tries to explain something to a pro athlete, coach, GM or entertainer about the pro's craft. Takeoff of mansplaining.

(fan) "If you open your batting stance, you'll see the ball better."
(pro athlete) "Quit fansplaining! I'm the pro athlete, not you!"

by The Runs June 10, 2017

Tansplaining

When a British person (tan) explains something thats blantantly obvious/false in a condescending manner to an Irish person because they're British, think they're "great" and have no grasp on their countries history.

"You know you Irish should say thanks to us if we didn't invade you you'd still be picking potatoes"
"Class tansplaining"

by Glue Potter November 7, 2019

Mansplain Manipulate Manwhore

a simple phrase that is the male counterpart of Girlboss Gaslight Gatekeep.
Both phrases are used interchangeable depending on the person, but a gender neutral option is Sovereign Stealing Sway

Bard: Guys, I don't think I can Mansplain Manipulate Manwhore us out this situation
Barbarian: Manslaughter it is then

by ChaoticChaos April 4, 2023

devsplaining

When a software developer explains why the application (formally known as, 'teh codes') acts in a certain way that is surprising to the non-technical user.

Often the engineer will accidentally come off as arrogant or boorish. This may be to compensate for the fact they are trying to pass off a bug as intended behavior.... or that they are just as confused by this behavior as the end-user.

parallel to mansplaining or mansplain

Kenneth the brogrammer was devsplaining why the calendar picker used EDT vs. EST, even though he really had no idea there was a difference...

by Marojejian October 7, 2015