unpolitically-correct

Not acceptable by mainstream Society.

"The soul leaves the body when a terrorist blows himself up which is a bit unpolitically-correct." i.e. not politically correct.

by Oglymov March 30, 2016

Figgy (correction)

a nickname given to one who is a beast at football, preferably noseguard/nosetackle

figgy

(correction) is a beast. hey figgy (correction) nice sack!!

by thenumber 63 September 4, 2009

correlate

To put the severed penis of another man, most likely a close friend of the perpetrator of the correlation, into the distended anus of a third party. This third party is most frequently a man dressed in a Leonardo suit, though Donatellos and even Michelangelos are somewhat common. Occasionally, the disembodied member finds itself in the hanging asshole of a dog or other animal, in which case the correlation is considered a "doggone good one."

Hey Matt, remember when Ruth and I hacked off your cock and used it to correlate Scrappy? Yeah, well that was 'cuz you're a dick.

by bartok_the_magnificent2 February 24, 2011

cornelious

Chevy Chase's real name..

Chevy Chase's REAL name is Cornelious!?
...whoa...

by James Lowe June 4, 2004

correlative discrimination

Discrimination against an individual based on their race, gender, sexual preference, religion, or other such identifier because of a correlation between that identifier and wealth or other privilege. For example, charging Catholic people a higher entry fee to a club because Catholic people statistically have more wealth than members of other religions.

By awarding financial aid to only women and people of color and citing statistical pay gaps as their justification for doing so, the company was guilty of correlative discrimination against white male individuals with the same level of need.

by Josephine Hill June 7, 2020

Correlate, corrElate, correlatE

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Correlate, corrElate, correlatE

by SuchBackSmacker March 15, 2025

Correlisation

Correlisation (n.)
The phenomenon where people assume that correlation automatically implies causation, treating observed associations as proof of direct cause-and-effect without proper controls, probabilities, or replication.

The idea that marijuana use causes depression is just correlisation.

by JoAnnAlAskA September 8, 2025