Multitasktive

Multitasktive
adjective; blending and clipping
Describes a person that can actively perform several tasks at one time. “Multitaskative” is often used to describe today’s youth and their ability to do several things at one time. This skill is something that has become normal for them to do. Computers can be described as “multitaskative” because multiple tasks (checking e-mail, paying bills, sending instant messages, downloading music) can be completed in one sitting. This term is similar to multitask with the added suffix of “-ative” meaning, of or relating to multitasking.

In the car my dad can drive, talk on his cell phone, direct traffic and help my sister with her homework. He is a multitasktive person.

by vipscar February 3, 2010

Multitaskational

1) The ability to multitask.
2) To have multiple functions.

That girl is multitaskational. She can facebook, text, do her homework, and watch CSI all at the same time.

The internet is multitaskational in that you can do a hundred things at once.

by sexyglasses June 9, 2010

Meatitude

Major attitude from your boss.

Why's the bosses door shut? Oh, because he's got a major meatitude. Dont' bother him.

by oface10 December 19, 2010

Melting Vinyl

Spinning a record for such an extended period of time that the friction from the needle melts the records face off. face. off.

I just got a righteous deal on Steppenwolf and the Woodstock 3-disc set from a flea market. Time to melt the shit out of some vinyl!!

Melting Vinyl

by bobby mcgeeeee December 2, 2010

Melting Marshmallows

To Ejaculate

She Pleasured Me So Much That Before I Knew It, I Was Melting Marshmallows All Over Her.

by MrIanBear1001 December 2, 2010

Multitastic

A fantastic feat which involves multi-tasking.

The juggler on the uni-cycle is multitastic!

by Betsyay July 23, 2012

Multitabbing

This is an action or ability or addiction whereby an individual who, to the annoyance of many, has multiple internet browser tabs open at once, usually 5 or more and often upwards of 15-20 and often for weeks on end. These individuals believe that they will, at some point in the next 12-24 hours, be able to browse the contents of each tab they have open and are irritated if the tabs are closed or "gone over" by a family member. More often than not, the individual either copies the tab links into an e-mail they hope to be able to find later or they close the tab reluctantly, realizing after 14-21 days that they will simply not have the time or that the contents of the link aren't interesting enough after all.

My day begins and ends with multitabbing.

by Doctora December 24, 2012