Burden

: someone or something that is very difficult to accept, do, or deal with.

Having a chronic illness was a huge burden, on themself and others.

by Eli_My_Guy December 9, 2023

Buden

A typo that immediately goes viral in social media. Generally, because typos re catnip for any online pedant with a Sixth Grade education or higher.

I’m not running to terminate the ACA, AS CROOKED JOE BUDEN DISINFORMATES AND MISINFORMATES ALL THE TIME.

by Canis Frumentum March 26, 2024

Baddenheimer

aA"Baddenheimer" is a sexy ass girl, a baddie, that you see walking down the hall that you will never have a chance with in your life but you envision yourself putting a ring on her finger in your dreams, while in reality you fake a phone call as you walk past her so that you can avoid eye contact.

"Oh my God, Taylor is such a baddenheimer"
or, You walk past past a beautiful woman and you say to your buddy, "Baddenheimer"

by Hankeryninja April 25, 2024

Budderside

Authenticity, Purity, Rock N Roll

Budderside is the best band in the world.

by Budderside June 3, 2024

Budengle

Someone with an extremely lust for furry intercorse

Person 1: “Hey man! Do you know that guy Jim from down the street?”
Person 2: “Yeah I’ve heard the name before, heard he was a Budengle”
Person 1: “No wonder! He just asked me if I owned a fox tail arse plug!”

by Sir Taste the VIII February 6, 2025

Burden

My girlfriends cat

My girlfriend’s cat sally is a fucking burden and needs to pass away.

by Diabeto138 February 24, 2025

Burden of Proof Inflation

The tactic of inflating the burden of proof beyond reasonable standards, demanding impossible levels of evidence while offering none in return. Burden of proof inflation is what happens when one side demands "proof" that would satisfy a mathematician while offering "evidence" that wouldn't satisfy a toddler. It's the logic of "prove vaccines are safe" (impossible standard) while accepting "I read on Facebook that they're dangerous" (no standard at all). Burden of proof inflation is a favorite of bad-faith arguers, who can always demand more, always raise the bar, always find the evidence insufficient. The cure is recognizing that burden of proof is not infinite; reasonable standards exist, and they apply to both sides.

Burden of Proof Inflation Example: "She provided study after study showing vaccine safety. He dismissed each one—too small, too old, too biased, too something. Burden of proof inflation had raised the bar beyond any possible reach. When she asked what evidence he would accept, he said 'I'll know it when I see it.' He never saw it."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026