When you say one thing but mean another. Like if you say the wrong word when talking to somebody and it doesn't make any sense.
Replacing a word with another accidentaly.
Replacing a word with another accidentaly.
Girl- "I love to jump ice cream"
Guy-"What?"
Girl- "Oh I meant to say I love to eat ice cream, that was a snaple graph."
Guy-"What?"
Girl- "Oh I meant to say I love to eat ice cream, that was a snaple graph."
by IYIYI(:31 November 30, 2010

My teacher write's a paragraph.
by wesley fortner January 19, 2023

"Know-Graph" is a term used to refer to a graphical representation of knowledge or information, which typically includes a set of nodes or vertices that represent concepts, and a set of edges or links that represent the relationships between them. A know-graph is a visual tool for representing complex knowledge structures, such as taxonomies, ontologies, or conceptual models, in a way that is intuitive and easy to understand. By using a know-graph, it is possible to identify patterns, clusters, and relationships within a large and complex body of knowledge, which can be useful for knowledge discovery, decision-making, and problem-solving.
By creating a know-graph of the company's product lines and customer segments, the marketing team was able to identify new opportunities for cross-selling and up-selling.
by Phieyl March 11, 2023

A metaphor for negativity or a regressive attitude.
Refers to a person, mindset, or situation stuck in pessimism, toxicity, or backward thinking — like being on the left side of a graph where the values are negative.
Coined by Ayush Khanjarwal (2025).
Refers to a person, mindset, or situation stuck in pessimism, toxicity, or backward thinking — like being on the left side of a graph where the values are negative.
Coined by Ayush Khanjarwal (2025).
Stop hanging around people on the left side of the graph — they’ll pull your energy down.
He’s always complaining about life; totally on the left side of the graph.
He’s always complaining about life; totally on the left side of the graph.
by AxisMind October 11, 2025

The Google Knowledge Graph is a database developed by Google to enhance its search engine's results with structured information. It connects facts about people, places, and things to provide users with more relevant and detailed search results. This technology powers features like the Knowledge Panel and helps users find answers quickly without navigating away from the search page.
"The Google Knowledge Graph helped me find all the information I needed about the Eiffel Tower in one place."
by IRSAgents December 27, 2024

by Ereck Flowers November 6, 2018
