growth rate

The rate of change of a population's size, expressed in % per year.

The mice population's growth rate is 2%/year

by Legolas101 March 22, 2016

terminal growth

(noun) - pertaining to the maximal length or growth of a man's facial hair. Word origin: Commonly mistaken with 'terminal value' from the financial vernacular but earliest use is believed to be from a Greek parable about a young man's journey into manhood. Nikolai, from the island of Garofali, was sent by the elders off the island for 'aner teleios' (grow into manhood). Those sent were not allowed to return until their beard had stopped growing, signaling the god's acceptance of the boy into manhood.

"No, my beard won't get any longer. It's at terminal growth."

by pebacon February 12, 2015

Mutant Growth

A sexual act that involves putting a flaccid penis into a girl's vagina and then getting an erection. The penis is felt as a "mutant growth"

My girlfriend really likes when I give her a mutant growth because she likes feeling my penis get erect inside of her

by Mortalicious October 14, 2010

stomach growth

when males pull their testicles out of their pants and rest it on the top of their waste band while hidden under their shirt. Then they go around asking if anyone would like to see their stomach growth.

Hey Chris I just showed Jon my stomach growth. He thought it was real.

by Sir Braxwell of Booshire October 23, 2013

growth potential

used to describe a young girl who has a high possibility of becoming a very sexy woman

Damn, that girl has some growth potential

by Reikoeiski November 8, 2023

Population Growth

The biggest problem in Africa By far. Causes slums.

Family planning should be more common in Africa because of the population growth.

by truyiriyti November 29, 2004

organic growth

Idiotic marketing term that means nothing. This is what companies do when they are desperate, use smoke and mirrors and stupid terms like organic growth to try to "show" that something is going on when it is the same old crap.

We are trying to leverage our organic growth to add to the bottom line.

by YoWhatever May 17, 2005