semantics

The main purpose for internet forums.
The study of discussing the meaning/interpretation of words or groups of words within a certain context; usually in order to win some form of argument.

Now come on, let's not get bogged down in semantics.

by molecule802.11 April 5, 2009

Scante Warrior

A big time crack head.
Someone straight down for the cause (they'll do anything for it).

"Damn aye, that foo is all tweeked out"
"I know, he's a mean scante warrior."

by Fuduudi Johnson March 26, 2009

Anti-Semantic

adj.
Being against the arguing of meanings or definitions of words.

"Look, I just don't care if the Holocaust refers specifically to the murder of the Ashkenazi Jews or if it can be used more broadly to the Nazi's persecution of other minorities!"

"Wow, stop being so anti-semantic! This is important."

by therichardstill September 4, 2009

a on the scantron

Converse of "b on the Scantron". True. Factual.

If that damn cat keeps crapping on my lawn, I'm going to chase it with a lawnmower. Fuckin'a on the scantron, man. For real.

by JPMIV May 12, 2008

Seante

A beautiful intelligent girl , always has her friends back , quiet shy sometimes Shes nice and has brown eyes

Thats my Seante

by Micaelwaterling June 17, 2016

Semantic field

When a text (anything with words, whether it be spoken or written) has a topic or subject that a group of words relate to. If a passage of writing included the words
"heart", "flower", "love", "music", "passion" the semantic field would most likely be considered 'love'. A semantic field of love. Also the lexis may be referred to as "flowery" or even femnine

"There is a noticeable semantic field of war - used to reflect that the character is a warrior"

by A speaker's curtain November 2, 2006

seconteen

Twelve (12). Used, as an alternate word, by those who wish to rid the English-speaking number system of remnants of an extinct base-12 number system and de-anomalise the ubiquitous base-10 (decimal) system.

See firsteen

"Seconteen months hath one year", quoth Wittingstein. "And twice seconteen maketh one day", addeth Kant. "Of that we can both be sure!"

by Tom Christmas February 18, 2004