easy access

when a bodysuit has latches that allows access at the crotch

while using the bathroom i now have easy access with my bodysuit

by mynibbakhalid June 30, 2019

british accent

There is no such thing as a "British accent" - Britain is made up of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. There are literally hundreds of different accents spoken across the whole of the British Isles. The accent that people are most commonly referring to when they say "British accent" is an accent spoken in some parts of south east England.

The south east accent is the one most frequently heard outside of Britain in the media and in films (curse you Hugh Grant!) so people don’t really hear many different accents from across the British isles which has led to the stereotyping of the "British accent".

Hugh Grant, Austin Powers, that guy in Oceans 11 (Worse "british accent" impression EVER).

by mewjaun August 27, 2006

accelerate

To increase the velocity of something. To speed something up. To step on the gas.

I hit the gas and I accelerate.

by 5'1"Racer January 14, 2006

accelerationism

Paradigm in which functions deconstruct images.

Accelerationism; coined by Nick Land; argues that functions deconstruct images-in-themselves.

Accelerationism predicts the death of skeuomorphism.

by sandraxine August 12, 2020

Sobo accent

Indian Counter part of Received pronunciation.

A accent spoken by upper class of south Mumbai, it has thus been seen as the accent of those with power, money, education, and influence. It is different than Indian english accent.

What kind of accent is that?
He speaks "Sobo accent". He is south mumbai crowd man!

by Mumboy October 5, 2016

Minnesota/Midwestern Accent

The "Minnesota" accent is actually called either the Upper Midwestern Dialect or if you are talking about northern MN it is called the North Central Dialect. Both of these include other Midwestern states as well. The "Minnesota" accent is influenced by Scandinavian and Canadian dialects. There is a large population of Norwegian immigrants which is where a lot of the speech traits come from. The Upper Midwestern Dialect is the most common throughout the state. This includes traits like elongating vowels, esspeciall O. The North Central Dialect is more of the stereotypical "sing-song" kind of accent. Many people with the North Central Dialect will use V in the place of W. Turning "Well" into "Vell". Another reason for some of these differences is because many languages that influenced these dialects do not have many of the same phonemes that Standard American English has. So there you go... an indepth analysis of the "Minnesota" accent. (And trust me... Minnesotans do have an accent. I grew up there and then moved to the west and people catch it all the time!)

Upper Midwestern Dialect
Noth Cetral Dialect
Minnesota/Midwestern Accent

by racer6780 December 1, 2009

Cambodian accessory

A term recently awarded "The Most Outrageous Word" by the American Dialectical Society, referring to Angelina Jolie's adopted Cambodian son. The term suggests a cynical motive for celebrities adopting children from third-world nations, being more to promote their public image than from any genuine motive of saving starving children.

Hey, have you checked out AJ's latest Cambodian accessory? Those celebs are getting social engineering down to a fine art!

by Mystikan January 10, 2007