Editorial Ineptitude

Conceptual and linguistic blunders made by a senior editor or managing editor, as a result of her limited content knowledge of the manuscript and poor grasp of the English language.

Rose resorts to office politics and apple polishing to make up for her editorial ineptitude in occupying the managing director position—she's been promoted to her next level of incompetency, where editors hope she'll cause the least damage to the editorial team.

by MathPlus July 21, 2017

independanize

To give a country or thing their independence

Emilio Aginaldo tried to independanize the Phillipines.

by Tessa, Emma, Jordan June 12, 2006

independent living

A euphemism for assisted living nobody is really independent of the system because our government believes people with disabilities are weak and defenseless and therefore have to be babied.

Independent living in such a farce there is no such thing as independence nowadays

by Critikale May 18, 2018

Independent Research

Fucking bullshit that people try to pass off as genuine scientific research

Look, Bill Gates, the Earth is proven to be flat! All with the power of Independent Research!

by GetOverHere007 March 22, 2021

Indentured Servant

A fancy way of saying a slave

Barney the butler isn't a slave, he makes 1 shilling every 2 months, he's an indentured servant.

by TheGreatHavi April 21, 2021

The Indent

The indent is a small indent located above the asscrack. The Indent can in some cases provide pain, chafe, and bleeding. The Indent also contains the ripest body smell.

John: Man, my ass hurts
Jay: It's probably your indent
Jon: THE INDENT

by Zaybuah November 15, 2016

independent

An American political advocate, comes in three flavors.
1. Someone who subscribes to no actual political party, picking and choosing on each politician or issue's own merits.
2. Someone who subscribes to the specific Independent Party.
3. Someone who is a Democrat, but thinks it makes them seem free-thinking and individual to style themselves as being unbound by party rules.

1. Might vote Republican for President, Democrat for House, and Republican locally, after reviewing the issues of each and discussing the issues of each.
2. Most likely puts a straight-party vote for Independent.
3. Votes straight-party Democrat, after constantly supporting Democrat politicians and attacking Republicans while bragging about independent status.

by Rann October 23, 2004