selamat pagi

'Good morning' in Indonesian. If you're searching for this, then you've probably watched nichijou.

Mio-chan, selamat pagi!

by ducas69 June 12, 2020

Reverse Plagiarism

Giving Credit to a resource that you did not use at all, in order to achieve the minimum amount of required outside sources needed for a research paper or project.

"How did you get all your sources for the History paper?"

"I used reverse plagiarism on some books I found on Google and amazon."

by Greenbird60 May 29, 2009

Pagism

Consistently referring to the "old coms and culture course" when dwelling on irrelevant subject matters to this. Pagism can also be known as Neo-Marxism in the modern age.

Supermodels look like Auschwitz victims, the signifier and signified play an important role in modern hegemony.
All used for the voyueritsic pleasures of Laura Mulvey's Male Gaze theory
Ideology.
RIP coms n culture
god rest its soul
Pagism

by [e-mail] December 11, 2019

plagiarism

A word that I invented today.

Plagiarism would be stealing somebody else's work and claiming it as your own.

by Moz://a.com March 19, 2020

PAGIA

As Is Good And Proper as a backwards acronym, because it's fun to say out loud. It is applicable to a myriad of different situations and almost always relevent.

Pay-Ghee-Uhh.

Say it. It's fun.

Person 1 - "We should do some heavy drinking tonight."

Person 2 - "PAGIA"

by lush October 15, 2004

Plagiatosaurus Rex

Another addition to the nvnv collection of natures finest retarded creatures. The Plagiatosaurus Rex is known for its copying skills. It feeds on copypasta and has its ever so famous sound, "RETARD". The sound is often uttered during english classes especially when the Plagiatosaurus Rex is bored. He is related to Antonosaurus Rex but the Antonosaurus Rex denies it.

Plagiatosaurus Rex

by Juggernautic November 7, 2011

Reverse plagiarism

Citing someone else for an idea that you came up with, if only to make it sound like a legitimate idea. This is the opposite principle to normal plagiarism, which involves portraying someone else's idea as your own. Neither is recommended.

Lazy student: Hmm. I think tax cuts for the wealthy were a bad idea. But where can I find support for that?

*gasp*
Student's work:

"Albert Einstein stated that President Bush should not have cut taxes for the wealthy. 'The actions of Herr Bush led to unsustainable budget deficits,' he wrote. Martin Luther King agreed, saying to thousands on the Mall, 'I have a dream . . . that President Bush's tax cuts will be revoked by a Democratic Congress.'"

Professor (reading essay): ????? I haven't seen students use reverse plagiarism for 34 years!

by Turmfalke December 3, 2010