Exam Insurance Act 1945

A guarantee that you can sue any other person who distracts you from getting your exam target grade.

Jason was messing around all that term, i'm going to use the Exam Insurance Act 1945 to get back at him

by babylonlang June 6, 2010

Exam Hangover

That period between the end post-secondary exams and the next day you can think.

"I pushed myself too hard during exam period. It's been two days since the end of school and I still can't think because of this exam hangover. Time to go back to bed."

Or

So far, I have tried to brush my teeth with hair gel and tried to walk though a door before opening it, but that's the sacrifice you make for a good education.

by Diseducation April 27, 2013

Exams

If ur asking this u should probably be studying for this bullshit excuse for child labour

Yeah mom!arent u supposed to be studying for torture , i mean exams!

by AldePenetrate November 7, 2019

Post-exam clarity

The moments immediately after taking an exam in which one experiences feelings of sadness, emptiness, and realizes how to solve questions they didn't answer or dumb mistakes made on easy questions.

That post-exam clarity hit hard, I was stuck on a question for 10 minutes and then all of a sudden I know what the answer is.

by KingBaolan February 4, 2021

Wham-bam-thank-you-exam

-"For letting me display my academic abilities." A derivative of "wham-bam-thank-you-mam." This version warps the phrase horrifically, to refer to an exam taken in an academic setting.

*after SAT* Johnny: "Wham-bam-thank-you-exam for letting me display my academic abilities!"

by jsams4181 April 18, 2017

oral exam

Giving oral sex, either to a man or a woman.

Later on she is going to give me an oral exam.

by me June 24, 2004

Example Person

A term used to replace names to avoid misinterpretation of external humane involvement in explanation of terms. Often followed in suit by an appropriate number if multiple Example Persons are required

Example Person #1:I entered a definition into urban dictionary and used Example Person instead of a random name to be an example of a person who says pro-single sex marriage phrases to avoid arousing ire from those who may believe I am insulting a personal contact of mine.
Example Person #2:Good idea, definitions and interpretations on urban dictionary can become truly ambiguous with the involvement of monikers.

by Wincrest December 12, 2006