malificent

a badass superhot villian

- Hey, Who's malificent?
- A badass superhot villian from sleeping beauty

by fuhfueufheu April 27, 2014

BBC modifications

'Slight' modifications to a building or location to make it suitable for filming.

"Why the f*** did you remove one of the walls and screw a lighting bar to the ceiling of this Grade II listed building? "

"Oh yeah, we just made some 'BBC modifications.''"

by completewally January 31, 2016

modification

The action of modifying (something)

Mr.Thielen's car needed modification

by Maffuzuk September 11, 2016

post transcriptional modification

After something get's transcribed, it get's modified.

Did you see how that thing changed after it was transcribed? That's post transcriptional modification for ya, baby!

by flyboy347 February 27, 2017

motification

When running or doing strenuous activity, and your motivation is only thinking of Tom Brady getting sacked. Motification.

"I was exhausted at the gym, but I saw highlights of Brady getting flattened, and it gave me motification. F that dude."

by COMich17 January 30, 2019

body modification

The ultimate middle class "look at me". For those people who have decided that dressing up like a monochrome clown and calling oneself a "satanist" nothing cries out for attention more than having a pair of horns implanted into one's cheek.

Check out my body modifications: I have a metal chin, three eyes and burn scars on the soles of my feet...

by Tony Mosserelli October 4, 2004

Guided Modification and Branching

Guided Modification and Branching (GMB) describes a process by which species may have originated over millions of years through common descent by the intelligent modification of the genetic code from one generation to the next. It is a subset of Intelligent Design. It differs from some types of theistic evolution in that it proposes that a possible reason God may have had in producing life this way was to build a complex ecology gradually at a pace that the angels could learn to manage and control.

The woodpecker has some unusual characteristics that show irreducible complexity that are difficult to explain by evolution, but can be easily explained by Guided Modification and Branching. God could have taken a similar species of insect eating bird and modified the genetics of that bird to produce a new bird with a hard beak, strong neck muscles, the instinct to drill trees, etc.

by Soovi Matu November 30, 2009