CommonAshSense

When a white man or woman (Karen) do not use their practical judgment without thinking repercussion after an event or action.

You didn’t have commonashsense rioting in Washington, DC and get killed in the U.S. Capital.

I tell ya, these Trump 2020 supporters don't have any CommonAshSense!

by Mr. DeeLovehall January 7, 2021

VR Commondore

A Family car, which tryhards with loud exhausts and monster tachos think are fast and all hope that they can get a "blower" in some day.

by Chop Chop March 27, 2003

common sense

pamphlet written by Thomas Paine when the Constitution was originally written

common sence can be found at your local library

by bryan November 13, 2004

good common sense

a new company that creates all natural skin care without synthetic chemicals and uses only essential oils for all scents.

I just bought some awesome bath bombs from Good Common Sense!

by Skincareguru October 4, 2016

Cure-to-the-common-cold

An example of something vital, or something forgotten

Steve: I feel like i forgot something
Joe: What'dya forget?
Steve: I dunno...probably something vital like the Cure-to-the-Common-Cold...

by LeeAnne R July 8, 2007

Commonwealth

noun. (1) a really cool place to go hang out, largely because it is inhabited by L. Ruhling and M. Hunter, who are awesome kids. Parties in the Commonwealth are often disbanded within 5 minutes of their start time because the raging is too intense.

(2) the scene of countless second semester 2011 parties

Hey, do you wanna go blow some shit up in the Commonwealth? I heard they're throwin' down tonight.

Did you hear about that one kid who vommed everywhere in the Commonwealth? He couldn't handle the madness.

by heywhatsupnd November 26, 2010

Commonwealth English

Commonwealth English is the name for a mythical variety of English which is only defined as “not U.S.”, and ignores the fact that the Commonwealth of Nations is an international organization whose membership changes regularly.

There is no such distinct variety defined by either accent, vocabulary, or spelling and orthography. English within the Commonwealth of Nations is diverse – for example, Canadian English is more closely related to (U.S.) American English than to any other variety – while English dialects can cross the bounds of the Commonwealth, like Irish English, spoken in the Republic of Ireland which is left the Commonwealth a half-century ago, and in Northern Ireland a part of the United Kingdom, a charter member of the Commonwealth of Nations.

Here in Ottawa we speak and write Commonwealth English, same as in Auckland, Karachi, London, and Singapore.

by Michael Zed February 24, 2009