Expectastetions

The way something is expected to taste.

The Bulla fruit 'n yogurt did not meet his expectastetions.

by JezAlmighty January 1, 2011

expectacular

excellent and spectacular

Analu is expectacular

by justj3sse December 1, 2020

Great expectation

Expecting someone to do something like work 4 jobs or fly.

The girl wanted to see somebody fly freely (without being in an aircraft or having a parachute) even though nobody could do that. The people who tried to live up to her expectations are all dead, those who watched them die didn't find her great expectations liberating at all.

by Solid Mantis August 19, 2019

The Expectable Spanish Inquisition

Everyone expects the Expectable Spanish Inquisition

Person One: "Hey man ho-"
The Expectable Spanish Inquisition: "No one expects The Expectable Spanish Inquisition"
Person One: "Fuck off"

by Ronny Mccoy March 29, 2021

manage expectations

corporate doublespeak for "we don't want to do our best, so let's make sure people think we're doing our best without revealing that we're not doing our best" -- anything in which you have to "manage expectations" means you could probably devote more time and effort to making things better, but you just don't feel like it

Marketing has to manage expectations of our new software package so that the boss doesn't make us do any more work.

by Yet Another Josh Cohen January 13, 2007

Expectation

1. What one thinks will happen in the future.
2. What one wants to happen in the future.

The only word known to be both a synonym and antonym to itself, because an optimist will expect their expectations to be met, while a pessimist will not expect their expectations to be met.

Ronald fell short of my expectations, but I kind of expected him to.

by Kwing May 5, 2015

expecially

Common mispronunciation by dunderheads who were too feeble-minded, high, or both to absorb anything they learned in school

That Flocka jam is so dope expecially when you're faded as fuh

by Deep State Stiv July 14, 2020