yellow plague

When a group of many men with yellow fever go for the same Asian women wich they all fight wich makes a plague of yellow fever

Group: she's mine!
Woman's friend: Run its a " yellow plague"

by Angel Valdes March 23, 2016

PLAG

Acronym for "pervy little Asian guy." Short, bookish wannabe-ballers of Asian descent, often working in tech industry. Excessive hair product. Propensity for anime avatars, upskirting the hired help at car shows, downloading porn at work, posing for pics with dancers at strip clubs that are subsequently posted on their MySpace profile. Consider themselves really cutting-edge for violating workplace sexual harassment policies. Generally get away with it, as they're short, Asian, and thus considered completely non-threatening.

Ugh, Winston gives me the creeps with all those smutty cartoons he sends to the company listserve. Only a PLAG like him could do that stuff and have it passed off as harmless.

by Cassandra79 December 13, 2007

Plague

the ultimate robot, a bob and george like comic

damn Plague just kicked megamans ass!

by Crimsin January 8, 2004

plash

slang for 'plastic cash', such as bank debit cards or other plastic form of immediate cash payment

"Milton Bradley's new line of games use plash, not cash."

by Mephisto6659 November 11, 2007

plash

I, frankly, don't believe this definition, but apparently a 'plash' is a 'small or light splash'...of course...

"Oh my! A feather just fell into that puddle and made a plash!"

by Apprentice of the Language English October 1, 2004

plaga

(noun)pla^guh

root- latin. plaginationator

1. Chia pet that explodes from the head on contact with YES WAY sound.

2. Luis explode face pills.

3. Explosive face plant caused by WHADDAYAH BUYINM!!?!J!?!oen!onetwo!!

i.e. WHADDYA BUYIN PLAGAFACE!?
LOOK AT ALL YOUR DIFFERENT COLORED PLANT!

by romo hoboson March 23, 2005

Plagiarism

Intellectual copyright theft of the worst kind, or passing off; a ripe forgery in the literary sphere; taking something one took the time and trouble to write out again in a slightly different form and claiming it as one’s own inimitable work as coming from the sweat of one’s brow, and so then, in some vital respect, it must be one’s own work, if only because if one took the time and trouble to do it again in a slightly different way then it must be one’s own intellectual copyright material to do with as one wishes, and so legally, in consequence, it is therefore still intellectual theft from its original owner, and decidedly so also, but then becomes serious only if it is found out.

It was not that the author disagreed with what was written one jot, as he has written it himself, it was that someone else had taken it and published it in his own name, which was plagiarism of the worst kind, and especially so since its original author had not been paid a penny for it either.

by Zamboozee April 5, 2011