technically alive

Alive, but with no chance of survival.

You are technically alive when you are poisoned with lead.

by MaybeARealWord January 22, 2022

technically

Synonym for "off the top of my head, and without benefit from even the slightest expertise or insight"

"Technically, given that Johnson's home is also his workplace, going to all those parties could have been within the rules"

by Bunnidge February 14, 2022

technicalow

Words cannot describe the magnitude of his presence and how it effects those around him. He is a true baj and a god-gamer in his presence you do not, ever talk to him. He will talk to you.

OH NO! A GANG OF SPACE PIRATES ARE ATTACKING THE WALGREENS! WAIT! IS THAT? IT IS! ITS TECHNICALOW!!!

by technicalow June 10, 2022

TechnicalAuthority

An unsophisticated person. Not very smart/intelligent.

Mostly used to offend a member of the LGBTQ, as it stands for homosexual.

Stop doing technicalAuthority's.

Stop calling me a TechnicalAuthority, I get extremley offended as that is a slur towards homosexuals.

by TheAirMaster420 October 11, 2022

Technically I didn't, But Literally You Are

In reference to the thing you are upset about me doing and, latter, the thing you are doing.

Hym "Technically I didn't, but literally you are. I technically didn't do the thing you're pissed about but you are literally doing the thing I am pissed about. Therefore, only one of us has an excuse to be pissed-off right now... So here...🖕 There's a finger for you... It's a good one too! It's the 'action finger' as I like to call it..."

by Hym Iam April 28, 2023

technicalic

Defined as technical, but in place of a sentence where technical, technically, technicality cannot be.

It's a technicalic meaning

by Ur_momther February 13, 2024

Technicalsplaining

A form of gaslighting where the perpetrator masks ideological defense or dismissal as a “technical,” “neutral,” or “unbiased” explanation. By claiming to offer merely technical clarifications, the speaker frames their own position as objective reality while dismissing any alternative as emotional, uninformed, or ideologically compromised. Technicalsplaining is common in debates about economic marginalism, neoliberalism, or platform policy: a critic of wage stagnation is met with a lecture on “supply‑and‑demand fundamentals,” presented as if it were pure physics rather than a contested theory. The goal is to shut down critique by making it seem naive in the face of “technical” truth.

Example: “When she questioned why wages hadn’t kept up with productivity, he gave her a lecture on marginal productivity theory as if it were a law of nature—technicalsplaining, using the mask of technical neutrality to defend an ideology.”

by Abzugal April 1, 2026