v. tr. (from the adj. semantic); the intended meaning (implicit or explicit) of an individual’s communication; that which is trying to be communicated by an individual.
When I speak of ‘freedom’ I do not mean the bland and passive ‘freedom from’ commitment or responsibility that is too often semanticated.
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John spilled so much of his semanic fluid all over Tracy's face that she looked like a glazed donut.
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A portmandeau of the words 'Semantic' and 'manticore'.
A portmandeau of the words 'Semantic' and 'manticore'.
Ratoly is such a semanticore. Yesterday he told me that I should have used 'unbounded' instead of 'infinite' when referring to a combo in a game, because 'infinity' isn't a number the game understands.
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The semiotics of a convultion by a student who was outraged enough by the precise language of philosophy, coupled with his disgust at the rigidity of a fine art degree, led him to conclude it was all rubbish that came from the loins
The semiotics of a convultion by a student who was outraged enough by the precise language of philosophy, coupled with his disgust at the rigidity of a fine art degree, led him to conclude it was all rubbish that came from the loins
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Noun (plural): used to describe an entire class of stingy banks that overcharge for fees
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Frequently mistaken for semantics this word has a similar yet more descriptive meaning to incorporate the theory that the entire financial institution is ran by the Jewish Culture.
Noun (plural): used to describe an entire class of stingy banks that overcharge for fees
Adjective:
Frequently mistaken for semantics this word has a similar yet more descriptive meaning to incorporate the theory that the entire financial institution is ran by the Jewish Culture.
Hey Bob , can you look over the semitics of this loan package, I want to make sure we are charging him as much as possible.
I don't like the semitics of this loans terms, it sounds too much like the Jews have started a mafia.
Understanding the semitics we can see that this particular bank will not allow you to obtain a loan until you have completed 200 hours of synagogue, have a circumcision and at least $10,000 dollars cash after making your down payment.
After learning about semitics I finally understood it is better to buy things with CASH that way I can jew them down to a better price
Semitics Semantics they are all the same either way you will pay 87% Interest above the total cost of the loan.
That bank is ran by a bunch of Semitics.
I don't like the semitics of this loans terms, it sounds too much like the Jews have started a mafia.
Understanding the semitics we can see that this particular bank will not allow you to obtain a loan until you have completed 200 hours of synagogue, have a circumcision and at least $10,000 dollars cash after making your down payment.
After learning about semitics I finally understood it is better to buy things with CASH that way I can jew them down to a better price
Semitics Semantics they are all the same either way you will pay 87% Interest above the total cost of the loan.
That bank is ran by a bunch of Semitics.
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