Business Ethics

Another amusing oxymoron.

The Business manager was talking about "Business Ethics" to his employees while he was simultaneously dumping harmful chemicals into the pastures nearby.

by Tredmond September 6, 2005

Ethics

The adorable belief that our actions ultimately matter.

It's absolutely essential that you (insert action) and you must always avoid (insert action), because if you violate these ethics (insert an ultimately meaningless outcome).

by fragilex1 November 26, 2011

Ethirsty

A boy or girl who likes eboys or egirls.
If you are ethirsty you just can’t get enough of them and probably stalk egirls or boys on TikTok

Guy: look at this e-girl on Tik Tok
Guy2: that’s the 5th e-girl you’ve shown me today. You’re Ethirsty, man.

by Randumbgirl February 16, 2019

ethniskepticism

From the words ethnic and skeptic.

Not believing that the demographic that one belongs to is the best, questioning the deeds and beliefs of one's own culture.

Also related to an openmindedness to other cultures.

Antonym of ethnocentric.

Sarah Palin is not a great practitioner of ethniskepticism

by Seriphimarchangel March 31, 2009

Chelsea Manning Ethics

A description of an especially self-sacrificing and unparalleled level of ethics, due to her patriotic and courageous release of classified and unclassified documents to Wikileaks relating to the true actions of the United States in the Middle East.

I hope one day to embody Chelsea Manning Ethics and show that I am a whistleblower of some importance.

by Dr Bunnygirl May 22, 2023

ethics hipster

An ethics hipster is a tool who pretends to salute the idea of free expression, but will happily try to censor you if your expression runs counter to their rigid, narrow and wholly predictable assumptions about life.

You seen that fat ugly dyke Lena Dunham? She's an ethics hipster.

by bigwoody7623 August 7, 2017

corporate ethics

Two words that don't seem to make sense together; large corporations can and often do use unethical means to gain public trust and their precious capital, for example, building big-box shopping malls on environmentally sensitive land where there may be endangered flora and fauna.

The corporate ethics of some of these food producers in Brazil leave a lot to be desired.

by pentozali October 2, 2010