Project64

A great Nintendo 64 Emulator that has been lacking development the last few years for god knows what reason.

My Friends at school would always play N64 Games with Project64 at the Computer Lab at Lunch.

by That Nerd April 29, 2010

Project Manager

A job used by people who are often unemployed. They don't exactly know what their role is and are usually self employed contractors that do jobs or gigs to make a living.

"Hey, I heard you started dating John, what does he do for a living?"

"He told me he was a project manager"

by CherryCokee November 3, 2021

group project

A litmus test to see if a person is nice or an a--hole.

Bryan helped us on our group project so apparently he's nice.

by bobthebuilder96 March 27, 2017

projects

A place where poor people live which is usually government-owned. The area is filled with drug dealers,
prostitutes and bad violence.

I live in the Queensbridge projects.

by barrington7463 October 10, 2010

Project Blowed

Los Angeles based hip hop organization boasting illumni such as Aceyalone, Freestyle Fellowship, Jurrassic-5, Abstract Rude, Cypher-7, Medusa, Da 5 Footaz, Customer Service, and Trenseta. Hip Hop workshops are held every Thursday night at 4343 Lemert, Los Angeles, CA.

Project Blowed is a landmark in the hip hop community.

by God Almighty -1 June 11, 2006

projection

11. Psychology. a. the tendency to ascribe to another person feelings, thoughts, or attitudes present in oneself, or to regard external reality as embodying such feelings, thoughts, etc., in some way.
b. Psychoanalysis. such an ascription relieving the ego of a sense of guilt or other intolerable feeling.

Some believe that every human interpretation of social reality is merely a projection of one's own internal state. A process of becoming self-realized is taking responsibility for one's own projection.

by Daemone Darker March 3, 2009

Project Bluebook

The last publicly acknowledged USAF investigation into UFOs, which started in March 1952. Its aims were to find explanations for UFO sightings, to assess whether they were a threat to national security, and to determine if the UFOs used advanced technology from which the US could learn. Reports were collected, analyzed and filed according to their results. No-one noticed anything was wrong with the project until one of the people on the investigation team sent in his own sighting. It was filed, but when he wanted to refer back to his report, it had disappeared. He then alleged that any reports that were both unexplained and could cause public uproar were siphoned off out of Blue Book to somewhere else higher up in authority, a claim that ufologists now see as fact. Blue Book was wound up in 1969 as a result of the Condon Report and one of its investigators, Dr J. Allen Hynek, went on to form the first scientific based UFO group, the Center for UFO Studies, in 1973.

After closing Project Blue Book the US
Air Force has not publicly acknowledged any further interest in UFO sightings.

by ufologist February 6, 2005