weak character

1. a wannabe individual who think he's down but isn't.
2. a dumb actor who can't seem to point out the obvious.

Ex: These guys out on the streets aren't thugs. Their nothing but weak character trying to fit in.

P2 : Yeah I know nothing but characters.

by LeX October 6, 2004

charactor

from Greek kharax, a pointed stick.

1. A maker of pointed sticks. Often (fig.)
2. Someone wielding a pointed stick as a weapon or utensil.

1. His wit is unmatched; he's quite a charactor.
2. I just bought this Epic pointed stick on eBay for my WoW charactor.

by Ashmo the Brave December 9, 2009

character study

When a writer of a TV series has no idea where they are going with the plot line and answers questions with more questions, then ends the series with no real answers and instead of admitting their shitty ending, they call the series a "character study".

See "The Sopranos" or "Lost" as an example of "character study"

by kassil May 24, 2010

char

English slang.
1) A cleaning woman, normally a part time empolyee working for pin money.

2) One of the many English terms for tea. (Origin obscure)

Thirsty, I'll get the char to make us a nice cuppa.

by black flag February 25, 2007

Char su

1) A sauce used in Asian cuisine to flavor meats.
2) A phrase used in conjunction with an adjective to emphasize emotion or as a reaction to a negative or positive situation (i.e.- as a substitution for "That's hella cool!" for "Char su blau!")

Char su pork
That guy is char su flaming.
Char su extreme!

by Ben Balls December 31, 2006

stock character

Some one you have on your contact list only for the sake of having one more person show up to a party, or other gathering; Someone who contributes nothing more than sheer quantity to the party. They are usually dependable and never miss a party.

Rachel is a stock character for everything, she hasn't missed a party for years!

by Fishy May 5, 2003

Disenfranchised Characterization

Disenfranchised Characterization is a term used for people in the entertainment industry, mainly stand-up comedy. Where as the comedian personifies one character on stage, but off the stage acts completely different from what he/she represented themselves to be while on stage. Resulting in the audience to become disenfranchised with that comic and no longer believing that person to be anything that they allegedly represent.

The audience watched Comedian "X" perform one night and thought that comic to be an awesome individual. Who was very funny and a cool person to hang out with. But after meeting said comic off stage after the show, said audience realizes that Comedian "X" is an jerk. Who's more interested in scoring a bag of weed and ignores peoples request for pictures and autographs. As where during the show the audience felt a kinship and relation to said comedian based on what that comedian was talking about. They later suffer from the effects of Disenfranchised Characterization when they realize the comedian is a fake.

by bikertrash December 13, 2010