Anecdotalytically

The early observational, situational, and circumstantial analysis of various “tipping points.” Identifying trends in goods, services, styles, and behaviors prior to notable increases or decreases in usage; simply through observing them with your own eyes and/or anecdotal evidence shared by other people who are not associated with media or other analytical professionals.

I knew anecdotalytically that the price of those Jordans were gonna blow up, I saw 16 people wearing them on Melrose last week.

by Loose Mortar May 13, 2022

Anecdote

An unnecessary story about something that probably never happened.

‘Funny you mention bears, I live got an anecdote about that. I once fought on Le and won by wrestling it’

by RemixAuthoritied September 26, 2018

anecdotal proof

The erroneous extension of personal experience into the general population.

So last week i had COVID. I took (insert quack cure X here) and now i’m better. X works!
Statistically, you were going to get better without any treatment; lucky X didn’t kill you.
***anecdotal proof***

by YAWA January 15, 2022

Anecdotally

Libtards and millennial use this to make it sound like there opponents evidence is not fact and they made it up. They also use this word to make it seem like they know the English.

I found her evidence anecdotally

by Stardust*** June 13, 2018

anecdolt

When your idiot friend tells you about the dumb stuff (s)he does.

"Aw man, you shoulda seen it. I got drunk and fell off the roof and totally broke my arms."

"Bob, I love hearing your anecdolts"

by shaggy3033 August 22, 2011

Anecdote

a story told by a politician right before they demand you surrender some of your liberty

The Governor told an anecdote about covid-19 and then closed all bars in the state.

by Professional scapegoat November 11, 2020

Anecdolt

Someone who makes judgment based ONLY from personal experience.

My friend said Covid was fake. “I don’t know anyone who got it.” What an anecdolt!

by Tito Limes May 14, 2021