comparently

Differences may not be seen in two things until they are compared side by side, then the similarities or differences are apparent.

I always though Jim and Eddy looked the same, but comparently they are different.

by Bob. R November 28, 2019

Complentary

Adjective. Of benefit to a person's health and well-being, usually derived from ingestion of a dietary supplement.

Josh took Macuhealth eye vitamins, and experienced complentary contrast sensitivity and visual performance in glare.

by Hambonafide August 19, 2021

Comparent

Noun. A parent who compares their child to other children often is a non positive way. Comparing a child to another child in the hopes that child will act similarly to the child they are compared to.

Verb. Comparenting

Joe tells his Mother to stop being a comparent when she tells him Jim's Mother says Jim cleans his room without being told to.

by Leah_Dav July 22, 2024

Comparent

When a parent compares their child with another
Noun: Comparent
Verb: Comparenting
Adjective: Comparenty

Joe's Mother tells him he should clean his room every day like Bob's Mother tells her Bob does. Joe tells her "stop being a comparent, you are always comparenting"

by Leah_Dav July 25, 2024

comparenting

When parents constantly compare the way they are raising their children to the way other parents are doing so.

Her parents were so caught up comparenting that they failed to recognize their own shortcomings.

by FreshWords January 1, 2025

Ill-Competent

A word to often used to describe the incompetence of people (normally females)

You are being Ill-Competent, get lurned.

by BlackShadowz January 1, 2012

drive by complment

Screamning a complment to someone walking out of the window of a moving car.

Guy riding shotgun:YOUR A GOOD KID!
Person walking: Thanks!
Driver: Nice on man!
Guy riding shotgun: YOUR A GOOD PERSON GOD LOVES YOU!
Driver: nice drive by complment dude!

by joeistheman! December 6, 2009