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A hybrid word formed from Clip and Ice from the hit T.V. series "Power". Meaning to assassinate someone, more commonly used in the context of gang violence.
"Hey Tommy, go clice that fool. We need to let these n***** know they can't mess with us."
"Ghost... I cliced Holly"
"Ghost... I cliced Holly"
by Black Man Ass May 27, 2024
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a nickname for a person who is denied by many service providers for being fraudulent, stingy, lazy, irresponsible, a ghoster or rude and controlling. This person is considered to be too unintelligent/ incompatible with business owners since he/she tends to underestimate timeframes and degrade the value of labor performed by hired on demand employees.
"That a client-cel just dared to say that a whole website from scratch should cost 50 bucks, for one day of work!"
by nodobyyyy January 22, 2026
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Definition:
1. A climatic condition or atmospheric phenomenon.
2. Weather (clime) patterns characteristic of a geographic location.
3. Conditions affecting temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity, etc.
4. Specific climate zones or regions defined by meteorological factors.
Significance:
• It defines weather or climate conditions succinctly.
• It emphasizes regional variations in climate.
• It identifies climatic characteristics relevant to geography.
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions or homophones.
• It simplifies discussion of meteorological phenomena.
• It improves clarity in environmental descriptions.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "weather."
Singular noun: clime
Plural noun: climes
Past verb: climatized
Present simple verb: climatize, climatizes
Present continuous verb: climatizing
Definition:
1. A climatic condition or atmospheric phenomenon.
2. Weather (clime) patterns characteristic of a geographic location.
3. Conditions affecting temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity, etc.
4. Specific climate zones or regions defined by meteorological factors.
Significance:
• It defines weather or climate conditions succinctly.
• It emphasizes regional variations in climate.
• It identifies climatic characteristics relevant to geography.
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions or homophones.
• It simplifies discussion of meteorological phenomena.
• It improves clarity in environmental descriptions.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "weather."
Singular noun: clime
Plural noun: climes
Past verb: climatized
Present simple verb: climatize, climatizes
Present continuous verb: climatizing
Examples:
• "The tropical clime provides abundant rainfall."
• "Desert climes feature ardent days and cold nights."
• "Mountainous regions have varied micro-climes."
• "Marine climes influence coastal cities’ temperatures."
• "Polar climes pose challenges for agriculture."
• "The tropical clime provides abundant rainfall."
• "Desert climes feature ardent days and cold nights."
• "Mountainous regions have varied micro-climes."
• "Marine climes influence coastal cities’ temperatures."
• "Polar climes pose challenges for agriculture."
by Dmitrio February 3, 2026
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