anowatchutikinaba

Its a saying from influencer online city he tells u to stop watching Pono or not to eat mcdono he is really African so he can't even say I know what you're thinking about correctly

Anowatchutikinaba💔

by hvxno September 8, 2025

scrotacious anomaly

Noun. Something strange and unexpectedly found upon ones scrotum.

Guy 1-I was going to to the bathroom last night and found a scrotacious anomaly.

Guy 2-Dude... you should go get that checked out!

by Vampvonramm September 18, 2011

toilet anomaly

If you took a shit and already washed your handbut then notice, that you need to pee and have to do all the same things again.

" I came as fast I can, but i had an toilet anomaly"

by Ciby October 9, 2017

Jaffe Anomaly

An outlier in the data, often cited to strengthen one’s argument.

“It’s not hard to get into Wharton, after all Trump went there”
“Guy stop invoking the Jaffe Anomaly!”

by psobr February 16, 2021

Pulled a Nova

When someone says that they will come in a certain time and then they come an absurd amount of time later

-She said she would be here 20 minutes ago
-Yea, she "pulled a Nova"

by Shobben July 28, 2022

born anotado

When something is not over

We didn't lose, it's born anotado.

by DoodlesNoodles February 9, 2024

Single-Anomaly Veto

The tactic of using a single exception to veto an entire generalization, no matter how well-supported. Single-anomaly veto is what happens when one counterexample—real or imagined—is used to dismiss mountains of evidence. It's the logic of "some smokers live to 100, so smoking doesn't cause cancer," of "one study found no effect, so all the other studies are wrong." The single-anomaly veto is beloved of denialists, who can always find an exception and use it to veto the rule. The cure is recognizing that generalizations are about patterns, not absolutes; exceptions prove the rule only in the sense of testing it, not disproving it.

Single-Anomaly Veto Example: "She presented decades of research showing climate change. He responded with the single-anomaly veto: 'But it snowed last week! So much for global warming.' One snowstorm, one exception, used to veto the entire climate record. The fallacy was breathtaking in its audacity, and also completely effective with those who wanted to believe it."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026