Cup of Wisdom

Receiving wisdom or a positive message from someone.

Man, that guy is negative. He needs a "cup of wisdom"

by TheOne305 November 21, 2010

wisdomocracy

A system of government based on experience, intelligence and the capacity to learn from history.

Let’s yank this bastard’s ugly, unhinged plug in 2020 and move toward a wisdomocracy.

by Dr Bunnygirl June 11, 2019

wisdom tuft

(n) A small collection of facial hair grown in the upper neck area a few inches in length, long enough to be braided.

Did you see Willy? That dude’s wisdom tuft was LIT.

by MisterBigJake September 11, 2020

wisdom tooth

A tooth that certainly lacks wisdom, these useless bones contribute no good to your mouth and must eventually be taken out, resulting in unbearable pain for a couple of days.

This wisdom tooth is proof that God does not love the human mouth.

by ThatsBriskBaby September 6, 2005

Wisdom

using Just action and Righteous decision making in regard to having experience, understanding, application of the scriptures, and righteous judgement according to the Laws of God . The ability to determine the pure or empirical understanding of the Bible . Awareness, familiarity, and Insight, gained by experience of The Truth along with worldly situations.
Wisdom of Solomon7:14,22-25,28-30

Wisdom is biblical I.Q. and application meeting worldly experience.

by Onias Ben israel July 25, 2019

wisdom toe

Concerning the human foot, A Wisdom Toe is another name for the long toe when it is longer than the big toe. Urban legend suggests wisdom toes are a sign of wisdom.

I looked at my boyfriend's feet, and saw that his second toes were longer than the rest. He called them "Wisdom Toes". I think it has something to do with his artistic brain.

by MiscFur April 14, 2014

Abraham Lincoln's Internet Wisdom

Shortly after the rise of the blogosphere Abraham Lincoln hosted a dinner party at his Cabin Estate and birthplace in Hodgenville, Kentucky.

After this dinner Abraham Lincoln read from his unpublished memoir: A Humble Man's Advice For Life in the Information Age. By the fireside he read many portions, but the section that most impressed his guests was this one, simple sentence:

"The thing about quotes on the internet is that you cannot confirm their validity."

For the sake of brevity many simply use the acronym ALIW when referring to this tidbit of wisdom.

Luke: Did you read what Justin Bieber said in that TMZ article?
Steve: Yeah, but I'm going with Abraham Lincoln's Internet Wisdom on this one.

by Kleeck July 8, 2011