templatize

To take something, usually a piece of communication, and create a template out of it that allows one to replace elements of the communication to change the message. For a banner advertisement, for instance, swapping out headlines or images to communicate something else.

"The client really likes these accolades banners you did. Can we 'templatize' them to accommodate other accolades as they come up?"

by clubnobbie May 7, 2010

Template

A fancy word for stealing.

"Great idea Steve, lets move forward on this option and utilize their website design as a template for our own. We can customize it with our own logo and wording to make it better and more edgy. My wife is an artist and she loves that font Papyrus, lets use that"

by Hank Macson February 10, 2014

Templative

Comprised of templates, particularly in a metaphorical sense.

I find that subculture tediously templative; desperately clinging to prefab social masks because they’re terrified of the shrieking void within.

by @carrozo May 23, 2020

asian temptation

a woman of asian descent who is very attractive, ie a temptation

"have you seen that new asian girl whos just started shes sooooo fit"

"asian temptation!"

"totally!"

by lambo number 5 May 4, 2009

Sliding into temptation

1) Allowing oneself to be enticed.

2) Giving into one's desires.

Claire is working late on an essay. She goes to the kitchen and comes back with an open bottle of port - Claire is clearly sliding into temptation.

by clairepresto September 14, 2012

tempcation

A temporary layoff from your job. So the state pays you to stay home.
Combines 'vacation'with 'temporary'.

I need to fire up my DVR to help get through my tempcation

by chargerjim May 11, 2009

damnation temptation

To practically curse the fact you want to do something badly. However, if you prolly do your temptation you will regret it like crazy later.

DAMNATION TEMPTATION!!!!

I can't beleive my Girlfriend found out I cheated on here with Paris Hilton!!!!
As if I had a choice, shes friggen hawt dood!

by Pat Back December 14, 2006