Catenaccio

A defensive style of football mastered by the Italians which involves absorbing pressure from a team playing attractive football like Spain, Holland, France or South American nations and scoring a freak winner through a penalty obtained by diving, feigning an injury or paying the referee.

Italy wins its world cups by playing the Catenaccio style of football

by paysbas July 22, 2010

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Categorically Untrue

1) A totaly meaningless phrase

2) What someone important about a truth to try and get out of it.

3) "I'm lying"

Asked directly in a telephone interview if he brought up the prospect of Palin suffering from post-partum depression, Schmidt said: “His allegation that I was defaming Palin by alleging post-partum depression at the campaign headquarters is categorically untrue. In fact, I think it rises to the level of a slander because it’s about the worst thing you can say about somebody who does what I do for a living.”

by irishtenor1 July 1, 2009

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