Rendevouz

Amazing oral sex. A deep sloppy cock suck

My girlfriend is rendevouz. She is so sexy

by Lovemoney444 March 16, 2025

Renderition

Renderition™ – Dictionary Submission Draft

Word: Renderition
Part of Speech: noun
Pronunciation: /ˌren-də-ˈri-shən/

Definition:
A spiritually or emotionally charged act of rendering a vision, message, or creative work—blending the interpretive nature of a “rendition” with the generative power of “rendering.”

Etymology:
Coined in 2025 by Rev. Dr. Jake David Beard of the Christ Commanded Church. A portmanteau of rendering and rendition.

Her painting wasn’t just art—it was a renderition of her prayers.

The preacher’s renderition brought the entire congregation to tears.

by anonymous March 26, 2025

Render

1. hand over.
2. process (an outline image) using color and shading in order to make it appear solid and three-dimensional.

1. "he will render up his immortal soul"
2. "he is forced to render images by intermixing pixels of a few basic colors"

by Arminkshipper May 12, 2025

Render

Race as a social construct. Akin to gender meaning “sex as a social construct.” Race is a sociological framework that has nothing to do with biology, instead serving as an arbitrary label shaped by culture and history to categorize people based on traits like skin color or ancestry, rather than reflecting any scientific truth.

She said render is why some people get treated better than others.

by scientificlitigation October 5, 2025

california rendezvous

Essentially the same as Broke back Mountain

Greg's not here. He must be on another California Rendezvous.

by BaldchickenOfreedom March 1, 2019

ed renders

The inability to work on fire alarms appropriately and safely

That fire alarm engineer has done an Ed Renders to that fire alarm!

by Couldhelpubutbollocks November 11, 2021

Services rendered

Do you know why the correlation between hard work and reward/success/achievement is not 1 to 1? I can explain it... If you would like...

Hym "Do you know why people are paid a static rate as opposed to a per task payment for services rendered? Well, I read an article once (I can't remember from where) about a tech company. They make video games or something. (Assuming the article was true) They decided to switch from paying an hourly wage to a 'per task completed' payment system. And what happened? Well... Productivity skyrocketed. So much so that the company could not sustain the 'per task completed' payment system. People were completing tasks ahead of schedule and working more (in general) to make as much as they could. If there was a 1 to 1 correlation between hard work and profit everyone would work as hard as possible to make as much as possible. But that isn't the case. That CAN'T be the case. The hierarchy MUST bottleneck. Sure, you can work hard. Sure, you can be promoted up. If not, you can change jobs. It doesn't have to be YOU who remains at the bottom. But I does have to SOMEONE. Every business needs bottom level labors. And it needs them INDEFINITELY otherwise businesses can't sustain themselves. The correlation between hard work and profit must remain below 1. So what is it? At your average business. It is something that must be set by business owners. You can't promote everyone who works for you. So what is it? .4? .5? I don't have the answer. But it's something do consider when taking about the national productivity rate..."

by Hym Iam August 6, 2022