Linguistic Questions

Linguistic Questions are those about key vocabulary, sentence structure and relations between ideas.

Emad is a very intelligent linguist . He scored both his Linguistic questions and Content questions 100 out of 100.

by Mozhgan Hudiburgh November 3, 2019

to linguick

to act like a language geek
to pay too much attention to grammar or meanings

He always linguicks when it comes to reading my essays.
Please don't linguick, I know my grammar is bad!
You don't have to linguick, just read the content.

by Virgillo December 31, 2009

Neuro-Linguistic Programming

Having sex with your brain.

While remembering an etremely good state, you can amplifay that state by using techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming.

by nlpspin April 5, 2011

The Dirty Linus

Dragging male genitalia through dirt/ mud before engaging in intercourse where one's partner's head is covered in a musty, rancid blanket.

Charlie took Lucy to the local landfill and gave her The Dirty Linus.

by WhatDoesThatMean? May 8, 2011

Cave of Linguists

A discord server for learning languages with over 15,000 members, sometimes abbreviated to CoL.
Cave of Linguists was founded by a lithuanian named Moha who has since ascended to god status.

Jam: Cave of Linguists deleted #euskara

by ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) June 3, 2020

linguistics

Linguistics is the scientific study of language. Linguistics examines language through its structue and use. the fields of structure are Phonetics & Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, Semantics, and Pragmatics which deal with sounds, words, sentences, meaning, and interaction respectively. Language use is studied as it interface with other fields such as sociology, psychology, computer science, literature, anthropology, philosophy, or history.

Isn't John studying linguistics?

No, he just speaks four langauges, but Jill is a linguist.

by Wheezy April 16, 2005

Linus Blanket

Another word for a pacifier, comforter or security blanket, but it can be used as a metaphor. Originating from the comic strip Peanuts, the character Linus is always holding his blanket for protection. His dependence has lead to this being a pop-culture reference to all such objects in relation to those who need them.

The term became a lot more popular after the term was used by Simon Pegg in an early episode of the hit TV sitcom Spaced.

"Does the convenience storekeeper really need that Baseball bat under the counter?"

"Not really, it's just a Linus Blanket, he'll never use it!"

by MikeSynonymous February 18, 2010