replicant

1. A genetically engineered creature composed entirely of organic substance designed to look and act human.
2. An android.

Replicants are distinguished from humans using the Voight-Kampff machine.

"The replicant looked like a human being but lacked empathy."

by Renee February 25, 2004

Reptilia

Pure perfection in the form of music, done by The Strokes.

Reptilia is perfection.

by frogginator November 17, 2004

Repetitive Spaff Injury

Hand strain gained through excessive touching of the naughty naughty places.

"I did done spaff so much last night I got a case of Repetitive Spaff Injury! And it bloody hurts!"

by Just Me, yup. October 7, 2006

Repline

1. verb :
Replying line-by-line, generally in an e-mail.

2. noun :
Reply written on a single line, inserted in the body of the message that is being replied to.

Origin: The term was first coined by Victor M. M. van Doorn

1. as a verb :
I'm not gonna go into replining right now because I want to press send.

2. as a noun :
I felt excited and happy to read each of your replines.

by Essylu July 6, 2009

Repluican

My teacher misspelled Republican

Repluican senators are a bunch of pussies with the exception of seven

by BigManApoll0 February 15, 2021

reploid

Short for Replicated Android. Reploids are robots built based on Mega Man X's designs by Dr.Cain. (please refer to Zero and Mega Man X) Like X, they have complete free will. However, thanks to the virus and free will itself, we have Mavericks

This is the english spelling of repiliroid

Reploids have choice, they can choose to serve humans or go against them.

by Yin Lung Huang January 9, 2005

Replication

The action of proving ones' innocence by copying or reproducing the flatulent sound that came from an object to elude public embarrassment.

<A person sits on a couch & it makes a fart noise. Witnesses within the vicinity look upon in disgust>
"It was the couch! See?"
<Person gets up & sits back down in attempt replicate the sound to prove their innocence>
"Replication."

by tfsimpkins August 23, 2011