bespite of (conjunction)

bespite of conj (blend of "because of" and "in spite of" - a condensed form of the expression "because of, or perhaps in spite of."

This work, when done and published, will be met with keen interest by scholars and general public alike, bespite of its controversial nature.


Bespite of the intensity of the debate, there has been considerable advancement in our understanding of this global trend.

Bespite of the expectation of Truman's impending loss, Democrats turned out, and by means of an "underdog effect" assured Truman's victory.

by Mikhail Epstein November 14, 2003

Conjob

Conjob is a classic boy name Conner in the 80’s

Conjob is a boy that is living in a big house

by Conner job October 16, 2017

conjungtriate

(origin unknown, possibly influenced by alcohol). to be a member of a group of 3 people who continually take on each others characteristics

because me Mat and Tarro have been living together so long and spending so much time together, we have conjungtriated

by wonderfool December 1, 2003

conjungtriatee:

a member of a conjungtriation group.

Me Mat and Tarro are the original conjungtriatees, who came up with this word after spending so many bored evenings together

by wonderfool December 1, 2003

conjammered

Anything that is outside of the body that is congested. Stuffed, tight, wound up, close together, in a way that is not delightful and makes one want to complain.

Last night i was stuck in a small room, conjammered full of speedo wearing gay men, I mean, I got nothing against gay people it was just uncomfortable.......... and weird.

by Joppo Jacks April 22, 2005

conjumblement

a group of people entering a door way at the same time....several cars coming to an intersection at the same time.......bicycle race accidents....over crowded bird cage....tooo many people having sex in one room

all day long timmy was putting different things he found in his pocket...when he reached in to retrieve an item he ended up with a conjumblement of items

by Thrombeldinbar November 27, 2006

conjumballed

When a sentence is utterly confusing because of the order of the words in the sentence.

That email you sent me last night was so conjumballed.

by friskycurtain December 9, 2008