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admonistration

A government body dat likes to do a lot of finger-wagging and tongue-clucking at the people under its jurisdiction.

I resent having Big Brother try to tell me what's best for me, anyway, but what really broils my pudding is when an admonistration hypocritically "talks out of both sides of its mouth" (i.e., says one thing but does another)... a classic example is where they loudly decry the practice of couples' cohabitating without a wedding band, yet they charge people more in income-taxes if they get married.

by QuacksO June 8, 2019

adminisreichtion

The Trump regime reminds me of the 3rd Reich. It is the Trump Adminisreichtion...not administration.

The Trump Adminisreichtion has many similarities to the 3rd Reich.

by AnotherAlias January 11, 2021

Adminsitravia

Any actions of administration that are to be taken. A fanciful way of saying items on a meeting agenda.

We have one matter of adminsitravia left to go over before we can leave.

by Ghoststorm34 February 3, 2021

Arminist

it is a jaegerist, but instead of jaeger it is armin

for example: i love armin, i am a arminist

by feed adrien agreste February 13, 2022

Admenistration

The poor conduct of administration by men.

Have you seen this places’ admenistration? Nothing is getting done around here.

by Avixurbandictionary April 15, 2022

adminisplain

"Adminisplain" is a portmanteau combining "administrate" or "administrator" and "explain," much like how "mansplain" is derived from "man" and "explain." The word "adminisplain" can be defined as follows:

Adminisplain (verb): The act of an administrator, boss, or managerial figure condescendingly explaining something to employees or subordinates who are already highly knowledgeable or skilled in their specific field of expertise. This often implies that the explainer underestimates the expertise of the listener or feels the need to assert authority or control in a situation where it may be unnecessary or unwelcome.

I felt completely adminisplained during the meeting today when my manager went over the basics of our project, despite our team's extensive experience in this field.

by madjiver January 25, 2024