frankenstein paper

copying and pasteing different sentences from different essay websites to create a untracable plagiarized essay.

this is to simple to understand no example is needed for frankenstein paper.

by a kid named tyler who resides in el sobrante, ca August 3, 2007

Chinkenstein

One who is Jewish and of Chinese decent.

Chow's dad is Chinese and his mom is Jewish. That makes him a chinkenstein!

by CandiCat June 10, 2009

Frozen Frankenstein

The act of putting a mans genitalia on the outside (looking in) of a window, usually in the hopes of catching someone by surprise.

#1 Why was that family freaking out?
#2 I gave them a Frozen Frankenstein.

by YOUR STUPID1TY November 12, 2010

Frankenstein

Verb. To combine two things in a crude manner, in which the component parts are still easily visible.

I was hungry but I wanted neither the fish nor the chicken, so I took a needle and thread and frankensteined them together.

by Buddy9090 July 5, 2011

Frankenstein switch

A deus ex machina used to perform an extremely complex task in one fell swoop. Often used sarcastically to imply that a task presumed easy is in fact difficult or impossible to automate.

Takes its name from the huge levers used in black and white Frankenstein films to activate the elaborate mechanism used to reanimate The Creature, usually resulting in electrical discharge and cries of "it's alive!!!"

Boss: "Can you migrate all of our users to the new database, change the domain of everyone's email and redirect all traffic to the new datacentre ASAP?"

IT staff: "Sure. I'll just pull this Frankenstein switch..."

by sproates April 13, 2010

Frankenstein Weed

A new strain of Cannabis Sativa which, after smoking, makes you walk like Frankenstein, i.e., lock-kneed, arms out in front, moaning... basically, the desired effect.

Yo, that cat can't even walk down the STREET.
Shit, he just took two hits of Frankenstein weed. He's lucky he could even get UP.

by pyrolorde1 March 20, 2011

Political Frankenstein

A politician who becomes monstrously notorious or infamous, usually for their outrageously controversial behavior or ridiculously bombastic statements. Once the resulting monster is unleashed, the media usually has a field day with it and even the powers-that-be seemingly cannot regain control of it and make it go away.

Sarah Palin and Rod Blagojevich are probably the two biggest Political Frankensteins of the past couple years.

by dookeyboy January 12, 2011