freecycler

(noun) A person that uses the internet to give away items they no longer want in order to keep from filling land fills.

Mr Oey is an avid freecycler in California. See also freecycling, freecycle

freecycler by LexieL7 April 9, 2007

Word of the Day on February 28, 2025

whoa mad frolick

What you say when you frolick so hard. The acronym for this is WMF.

"I was just watching the new world, and there was this scene where the natives where like bopping around in this long grass, pretending to be deer. It was like whoa mad frolick and got me thinking."

whoa mad frolick by FrolickingSoHard September 22, 2011

Word of the Day on February 27, 2025

flood the zone

A presscore strategy of creating numerous news stories to distract from the bad press of a controversial move.

Anonymous officials flood the zone by leaking a shocking story that will take the lead in this news cycle.

flood the zone by BigRedRockeater September 5, 2018

Word of the Day on February 26, 2025

fauxductivity

Pretending to be productive at work.

I took a few lessons from Jim in fauxductivity. Now every time I leave my cube I carry important looking papers.

fauxductivity by Glassman October 9, 2008

Word of the Day on February 25, 2025

Prepper

A person who is prepared, or striving to be prepared for incident, natural disaster, etc

A person actively preparing or being prepared for situations that may affect the stability of home, life, or financial situation.

Also known as survivalists, doomsday preppers (derogatory)

Jim and his wife have canned a lot of food this summer. They will be prepared this winter!

Carrie is a good prepper. She has a 72 hour bag for each of her family members.

Prepper by Neco-ji October 18, 2013

Word of the Day on February 24, 2025

Scrolly-gag

To waste time scrolling through social media or other online content. Especially on a cell phone.

I laid in bed scrolly-gagging, because I was bored.

I was late to work because I was scrolly-gagging on my phone.

Scrolly-gag by rem122 June 17, 2024

Word of the Day on February 23, 2025

victory gardens

Victory gardens were inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt to help the allied effort during World War II, by providing self-sufficiency in nutrition needs.

At their peak, victory gardens supplied 40 percent of the nation's fresh produce.

source: http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2009/03/16-6

victory gardens by Applied Research March 27, 2009

Word of the Day on February 22, 2025