co-narcissist

A friend or collaborator which one retains solely for the purpose of wasting huge amounts of time producing really shitty art in vain pursuit of personal fame and rightfully unsolicited self-expression

"A few years ago, Jeremy tried to put together an album with three of his co-narcissists from the church band, but it didn't go anywhere, thank God."

by Irritable Bowel June 22, 2012

Co-Blogging

The act of two or more bloggers publishing a specific blog.

Co-Blogging has proven itself as an efficient way for me to publish a daily blog without me having to post new content each and every day.

by Golf Enthusiast March 20, 2008

CO-INLAW

Your son/daughters in laws.

Joan and Tony are my co-inlaws.

by LangP June 5, 2018

hollister co.

a store that sells shirts with mildly innapropriate sayings, such as "californians do it better." or "what tan lines?." another frequently marketed frase is "Hollister surf." their target demographic is anyone who neither surfs or is from california.

girl 1: look! my shirt says CALIFORNIA SURF!
girl 2: thats cool...but were not from california, and you dont surf.
girl 1: oh, thats right

by holyroman April 19, 2005

co-opteration

1. Noun. The act of manipulating or forming a partnership with a corporation or profit-making enterprise for a worthy cause, especially to fund charity, social services or social justice campaigns or events. Usually perceived to have mutual benefit for both parties.

2. Noun. The act of using, manipulating, or forming a partnership with a charitable organization in order to make a profit or increase a corporation's exposure to a market. Usually perceived to have mutual benefit for both parties.


Blendword formed by the compound of "co-opt" and "co-operation".

co-opetition, coopetition

"We decided to let them sell key-chains at the peace rally, and they'll fund our brochure campaign. It's co-opteration, man! We're hijacking the corporate marketing machine for PEACE!"

"Our co-opteration with PBS calls for funding a portion of the documentary budget; in return we will receive 15-second advertising spots on programs aimed at our target market."

by Tessa Who September 12, 2005

Co-ask

It is to retweet what someone is saying, or rather, second the question, asking the same thing.

What Is The Time? Someone would reply and say "Co-ask" meaning he/she is asking the same thing

by Vangeance October 12, 2020

Co-herent

When two people hear the same thing at the same time.

They both heard you say that, so, it was Co-herent.

by DaWOOK March 24, 2019