mediocracy

1) Rule by those who are of average or below average competence.
2) A society in which people with little (if any) talent and skill are dominant and highly influential.
3) A social or administrative system which is like an antithesis to a meritocracy.

Eg 1) "With the presidency of George W. Bush, America has completed its transition from democracy to mediocracy."

2)"The success of Big Brother is indicative of our present society being a in a state of mediocracy."

by St.O. June 16, 2006

mediocrephee

A state of exhilaration that surpasses lophee, but that has yet to reach the magnitude of hyphee.

The advance screening of March of the Penguins 2 was straight mediocrephee!

by Nin10Joe January 5, 2006

mediocremarkable

adj. Something pedestrian yet flamboyant.

- Sucker Punch is a mediocremarkable movie; the story is weak and the characters are one-dimensional, but the visual effects are spectacular.

- The mediocremarkable food tasted bland despite its exotic presentation.

by atomessence September 7, 2011

medicore

less than excellent; mediocre. An all-too-common Internet typo of 'mediocre'.

While Metallica's _Master of Puppets_ is a stellar metal album, _Load_ and _Reload_ are just medicore.

by Clay Gilbert February 10, 2007

mehdiocre

A mix between "meh" and "mediocre". Use of the word shows that the thing you are referring to is okay, but you don't really care much about it.

"Have you heard the new Passion Pit album?"
"Yeah I thought it was mehdiocre."

by slevdog November 12, 2009

medicare

Socialized, government-run healthcare that elderly Republicans want to keep to themselves.

Keep the government out of Medicare!

by RGtotheL December 11, 2009

hyper mediocrity

Extreme Boredom! featured in 'Emerge'- a song by Fischerspooner, the greatest Eloctro-Goth band in the world.

'Oh my God! I am suffering from hyper mediocrity!'

by Quietwarmth December 30, 2004