resistance

Euphemism for a man's scrotum, as defined by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration.

TSA agent performing an enhanced pat-down on a passenger at a U.S. airport: "I will place my hand on your inner thigh and slide it upwards until I meet resistance."

by jeffersonian November 19, 2010

Resistance

A important movement in which many countries during World War 2 fought against their oppressors, mainly the Nazis and the Japanese. They’re we’re civilian guerillas fighting for freedom in the invaded country. Most notable of these are the Polish resistance, French Resistance, The Partisans(Yugoslavia), the Belgian Resistance, Italian resistance, both Italian Resistance and Italian CLN(Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale) translated in Nation Liberation Comitee, Soviet Underground, Dutch resistance, Greek resistance, and Norwegian Resistance.

Chris “Have you heard about the Polish or French resistance?
Tom “Yes, I have , they’re the most successful Resistances in World War 2.”

by Grouchycard July 13, 2018

revelance

A much cooler way to say relevance, usually spoken through an internet chat medium

I'm still waiting for the revelance aspect of the situation

by Los Grande Chile October 26, 2008

piece de resistance

noun:
the last bit of food left on a plate because everyone wants to be polite.

aks:"wats up mj, y dont u finish up the sardine"

mj (in undertone):"well,...thats my piece de resistance!"

by its_aks November 5, 2005

Vaccine resistance

There's always going to be someone that expects you to lose everything to keep yourself out of line, but some things are worth not falling in line.

Vaccine resistance isn't futile, there's a good reason for it. Life is worth losing.

by The Original Agahnim August 2, 2021

Vaccine resistance

Vaccine resistance isn't about people believing vaccines are laced with something other than the vaccine itself for everybody, it is about people that know that rules and laws coming from someone other than themselves are not more credible than what they know to be true. A medical or science degree doesn't make one person smarter than another, they've either invested more money in (or had their mother and father invest more money in) an education for themselves, that doesn't make them more responsible or informed people than any unvaccinated person. Doctors and scientists are as capable of spreading misinformation as anybody on facebook, yet for some reason people listen to them because they have convinced people that they need them, and hence people give them authority they don't give people on social media or anywhere else for that reason.

If vaccine resistance is what a person knows to be right to stand for, listening to a doctor tell them why it's wrong is a good way to fall for anything a doctor, a scientist, or anybody else says. There is money being made off mask sales, and there is money being made off vaccines, whether free vaccines are being given out or not to persuade more people to get one. The end result will still be the government/healthcare/science/media and related fields having more control of people's lives than they already do, and they've almost completely overrun most people's autonomy to become a near totalitarian state, claiming that things will get better if people give them just a little bit more control of their lives than they already have. Already anybody that disagrees with these folks is someone they want to make a fool in the eyes of the masses to gain support from the masses and eliminate any resistance that is left. They can control most people some of the time, but they can't control everyobe all the time.

by The Original Agahnim October 4, 2021

Skygge Laug Resistance

the fictional empire from unpublished book by the non-famous writer harvey oslo, that is located in modern day Norway. The rival nation to the Colian empire. There are so many secrets surrounding this land that completely unbelievable rumors are created every day. These rumors are almost always true.

1.The Grand Master of the Skygge Laug Resistance is Edward Noruega.
2. Did you know that in the Skygge Laug Resistance coins that are flipped always land on their edge?

by Da Spirit February 8, 2010