Uctions

(uk'shen)~Noun. A phrase used to describe any odd event that occurs. Also known to have healing and magical properties as well as curing a rare case of spasms. Often times it can cause massive explosions.

1. Looks are decieaving when Uctions are involved.

2. Iv'e got big Uctions!

3. We ain't afraid of no Uctions!

4. Only Uctions can save the king!

by Fiercedeity18 July 20, 2007

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Upton Sinclair

Born on September 20th, 1878, in Baltimore, Maryland, Upton Sinclair was a "muckraker" (An American journalist or writer who sought out to initiate social and political reforms). He wrote his first book, Springtime and Harvest, in 1901, which was a story of two lovers, inspired by his first unhappy marrige.

In 1906, Sinclair wrote "The Jungle," which was a book to protest the meatpacking industry. He wrote about how a man fell in a meat grinder, but they continued anyway.
He made political, economic, and social changes within his lifetime, as well as write over 90 books!
A complete genius of his time

Thanks to Upton Sinclair, I don't eat people.

by Manov January 7, 2009

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Andrew Upton

1) Australian playwright, screenwriter and director. Husband to Cate Blanchett.
2) Eerily lucky man, possibly due to witchcraft.

1) Andrew Upton wrote Don Juan for the Sydney Theatre Company. So you think he has insider info about selling your soul for talent and a perfect woman?
2) Fred: Toby is such an Andrew Upton; gorgeous girlfriend, amazing work, to know him is to adore him.
Steve: Let us burn him at the stake.
Fred: Okay! **skips off to do so**

by Eliqan Fiend October 2, 2007

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