bonejob appeal

In court (job) a lawyer will throw a bone at the judge and will immediately get an appeal.

Omg look the lawyer just did a bonejob appeal.

by jack bittenbender January 20, 2025

κappa κing

A "short king". Kappa is the Greek work for the number 10, which short kings are. κ is the symbol for kappa which appears shorter than a lowercase k. Short Kings are κings aka Kappa kings

Did you know Joseph is a κappa κing?
The κing is also an undergod

by Masters Jin January 7, 2026

The Bible of Appa

This is @vibqaisurdaddy’s spin on Christianity. He has created a new version of the Bible which instead of Jesus it is Appa (his handle) and Shadoe (Compy on tt) who has his own religion “Shadism” commonly mistaken for “Shadeism”

“Bro did you hear about that new Bible that came out called “The Bible of Appa” their beliefs are very truthful and their alter ego shadism is also very truthful

by appawitdatchoppa August 24, 2021

ben addict apall

ben addict apall is the act of being appalled when your friend Ben is addicted to cocaine.

"Omg he's doing it again! Look at him pull it out of his pocket it's like he has a whole stash in there! I am ben addict apall!!!"

by rikkie x anyon September 3, 2022

pushin steel with sex appeal

What Greg (with 2 Gs) does every day.

Dang, Greg is one sexy ass towboater, he out here pushin steel with sex appeal!

by MrMrEZG May 9, 2023

lean steel and sex appeal

Adam Donley

Adam Donley is lean steel and sex appeal

by Djsjsgfbr May 13, 2023

Fallacy of Appeal to Fallacies

The mistake of dismissing an entire argument solely by labeling it with the name of a logical fallacy, without engaging with its underlying evidence, context, or potential merit. It's using fallacy identification as a rhetorical trump card to shut down discussion, rather than as a tool for clearer thinking. The presence of a fallacy in an argument's structure doesn't automatically make its conclusion false.

Example: "You're just using an ad hominem against the politician!" someone shouts, after you detailed the politician's corrupt actions. They've committed the Fallacy of Appeal to Fallacies. Pointing out a personal attack is valid, but if the personal attack is evidence (e.g., "they are corrupt because here are their bank records"), dismissing it only as a fallacy is a cheap way to avoid confronting the evidence.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 3, 2026