classin 

the verb form of class; to have/exude class in an extreme way; similar to the class form of ho-ing

Girl 1: Dang, I only have short spandex to wear in gym class.
Girl 2: Don't worry girl, you be classin with those spandex.

classin by oh-li-vee-uh May 27, 2011

Classical Gas 

An instrumental song written and recorded by Mason Williams in 1968.

It is still one of the most popular instrumental songs ever recorded

Classical Gas by Bradley Olson November 2, 2004

Classist

Classist
A person who despises or hates a specific class of a person

A hate B because B is middle class

A: Can you get something nicer, also, what car do you have?
B: No, my salary can't afford it, I don't have a car
A: Just get more money then
B: But I can't
A: You see, these people think they're so good because they're 'middle class', well suck to them, 'middle class' is at the middle, I in fact am a 'Upper class' that means you hooligans stealing our money are under us, you have to listen to ME, not your boss, I can buy the company, shut it down, fire everyone if I like, because I control you, your money.
B: Dude chill, don't be classist.

Classist by British Paciic June 11, 2020

classical 

The pinnacle of music, which embodies all the musical theory that has been forgotten in today's music.

classical by Anonymous October 21, 2003

classical liberalism 

a political philosophy perpetuating free-market economics, minimalist government, strong private property rights, non-interventionism, government disinvolvement in social issues, separation of church and state, and open borders. the word "liberal" was originally associated with these beliefs, but liberals eventually started promoting large government, closed markets, redistribution of wealth, and high government involvement in social issues. today, liberal is associated with the latter qualities. the newer liberals are sometimes identified as neo-liberals. in modern day, a classical liberal tends to self-identify as a libertarian, and the term classical liberal is used much less than it was 100-200 years ago. some libertarian causes, like the Mises institute, still commonly use the term.

harry, who perpetuates classical liberalism, votes either republican or libertarian.

classical liberalism by toSTONEiGO August 2, 2012

classical music

1) Historically the style of art music common in Europe during the period between the middle of the 17th century and the beginning of the 18th century. The works of Haydn and Mozart and the earlier work of Beethoven (who also played a large role in the transition from classical to romantic) are prime examples. Bach isn't classical. Tchaikovskij isn't classical. Chopin isn't classical.
2) In common language all art music made between the early 17th century to present, usually by composers with education or at least some knowledge of the art of composition. (In other words, practically all art music from the early 17th century up until now.)

There is a lot of wordprejudice/word against both of the above definitions of the term.

Classical music is exemplified by such composers as Haydn and Mozart.

classical music by EldKatt July 8, 2003

Oil Classico

A premier league derby between the oil funded teams Manchester City and Newcastle United

"The Oil Classico ended 3-3 last night, What a great match!"

Oil Classico by Zacco August 23, 2022