Multiple interpretations and uses of a legal term.
Used in conversation to provide information about an event or situation without revealing or compromising personal and sensitive details about the actual event or situation.
Also used more when an individual or group Interferes with predetermined plans to purposefully prevent a specific outcome.
Also used to indicate the opposite of factual events or details.
Also know as a similie in proper grammatical terms.
Used in conversation to provide information about an event or situation without revealing or compromising personal and sensitive details about the actual event or situation.
Also used more when an individual or group Interferes with predetermined plans to purposefully prevent a specific outcome.
Also used to indicate the opposite of factual events or details.
Also know as a similie in proper grammatical terms.
John drove around town all weekend running errands but filibustered to his work friends that he flew around the world.
John didn’t want to tell his boss that he overslept so he filibustered that he had a plumbing leak.
John didn’t want to tell his boss that he overslept so he filibustered that he had a plumbing leak.
by Rosegoldqueen1 July 11, 2018
by ShlomoLongShlong April 25, 2023
Is it NOT that? Did you think you were making a point? No repeating my own words back to me does not prove whatever point you are trying to make. Your kids keep getting raped and murdered because you think you're a big brain for doing shit like this but in reality you're a fucking retard. And I walked right past 2 of them the other day and the little girl was close enough to grab. The boy was probably far enough away to run before I got him but 1 is enough.
by Hym Iam April 30, 2025
I'm not going to let them filibuster me out of millions of dollars because they don't want to have to credit and pay me for AI.
Hym "These people will get your kids stabbed. I'm telling you right now. Do not let them filibuster your kids to death. Even the progressives are covering for the billionaires and helping them get away with stealing from me. It isn't consequences. It isn't a business decision that went wrong. They are STEALING from me and if I am not paid, I will just kill a child. I'm not negotiating. I'm not going through any legal process. If someone does not show up before the IRS does, one of you children will die."
by Hym Iam May 18, 2025
dancing in which the dancer, usually a woman, shakes her hips in an up-and-down manner, obstructing progress in a legislative assembly while not technically contravening the required procedures.
The new bill containing big-agri earmarks was defeated by a twerking filibuster lasting over 45 minutes.
by krittyboi January 03, 2014