Organic

to describe something that looks plain or unusual

His jeans without holes looked organic.
She looked at me and said, "Your dick organic".

by JustFax January 22, 2019

organelles

Any number of specilized structures with in a living cell

What’s the thing in the blood cells oh it’s an organelles

by Hi I’m science guy March 15, 2020

organized massacre

A bunch of CAL-O Panseys that play counter-strike.

by Anonymous August 31, 2003

organ donor

one who is so generous that they will temporarily donate their prized organ (penis) for benefit of another person.

that girl is so hot she could make me an organ donor.

by dontdiewondering December 11, 2009

ordinances

Your stature, your state of mind. Used mainly in The Screwed Up South.

"Mah ordinance iz kool!"

by Alex Quantashassle April 20, 2005

Organic Math

A problem-solving heuristic or strategy that is not a product of imported approaches or procedures—for example, a deductive proof in geometry is unmistakably Greek in origin.

The bar model method, which is a mix of strategies from China, Russia, and the US, can’t be labeled “organic math”—ironically, this commonly known “Singapore model method” is anything but native math from Singapore.

by MathPlus December 3, 2018

organic

Same old crapola, different packaging and marketing, three to six times the cost. Organic foods can also be even more harmful than regular foods because the products are never officially tested for any carcinogens or other harmful products that result from spraying with "organic" pesticides. Also, the methods of organic farming are very wasteful, since it takes quite a while for manure and compost to be absorbed by plants, and pests are allowed to eat the crop, thus causing much lower crop yields on the same amount of land, compared to modern artificial spray-and sprinkle farming methods.

If we devoted all agricultural methods to organic farming, most of the Earth's population would starve to death before any significant results occur.

by AYB October 20, 2003