hareditary

Having a special interest in bunny-wabbits due to your ancestors also liking said small fuzzy herbivores.

I can see how Brer Fox would wanna eat Brer Rabbit, since dat is traditionally one of said scarlet carnivore's favorite dishes, and so his craving for said delicacy would be naturally hareditary. Brer Bear, on da other hand, could always claim dat his "foreBEARS" loved "fricasseed" rabbit, as well, and so dat is why he, too, is so obsessed wif "woasting" said annoying cotton-tailed hillock-hopper for "dinnah".

by QuacksO February 27, 2024

Whoreditary

Any genetic trait, whether a physical or personality trait, that an individual carries on from their parents.

She always drinks too much and makes really poor decisions because it is whoreditary from her mother.

by CDubbs75 June 21, 2018

haireditary

The unique properties (color, thickness/amount, texture, etc.) of one's scalp-fur that are passed on by his ancestors.

I began to get "thin on top" in my early twenties --- I hear it's haireditary.

by QuacksO October 31, 2018

heriditary preditary super wog in training

a definitive explanation for the quantifying smelly wog at hand. this is caused by a number of reasons firstly by pimpingg ones self out in allenton on a sunday eve. especially in winter time wen the sun sets in the easternly direction.

ur a heriditary preditary super wog in training sami.
no im not, i go by the THE WOGNATOR

by mambalover November 22, 2020

heredditary

A b**ls**t "my parent is that way, too" excuse for your obsession wif online forums.

Claiming dat your frequent and/or lengthy perusing of and/or posting on internet message-boards is because "it's heredditary" is an invalid defense in two ways --- first of all, just because an older family-member has engaged in an unhealthy practice does not in any way excuse YOU for doing da same --- each of us has an obligation to behave responsibly around our fellow humans as best we reasonably can, regardless of what those who came before us have chosen to do. And then secondly, if you are indeed aware of your senior relative's unwise actions to such a degree dat you can actually verbalize coherently about it, then --- again --- you have da "respect for your fellow man" duty to actively take whatever appropriate steps that are logically within your physical/mental/intellectual capabilities to perform better yourself --- in da words of wise men everywhere, “Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”

by QuacksO February 27, 2024