Implain
The antithesis of 'explain'. To explain is to simply. Implanation, on the other hand, complicates an an idea even further.
Implain by BabuGeorge May 6, 2019
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Implanon
A small, thin, hormonal contraceptive that is implanted under the skin and effective for up to three years. It was approved in July, 2006 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Similar to Depo-provera, except instead of mega doses of hormones every 3 months, you get a small dose every day. Supposed to cause less side effects than depo. Supposedly the most effective birth control aside from pure abstinence.
Discreet, you can feel it after it's been implanted, but can't see it.
Similar to Depo-provera, except instead of mega doses of hormones every 3 months, you get a small dose every day. Supposed to cause less side effects than depo. Supposedly the most effective birth control aside from pure abstinence.
Discreet, you can feel it after it's been implanted, but can't see it.
Implanon by A man with no children August 16, 2007
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Impalin
a word used to describe any example of an instance where a politician makes a move that should be politically (and solely politically) beneficial but backfires. Most recent, this term has been used in discussion of McCain’s choice to nominate Sarah Palin as his VP.
Past tense: "impalined"
Past tense: "impalined"
cellphone magnet implants
An efficient method involving small magnets implanted into the palm of the hand for assuring that you won’t lose or drop your cellphone.
After getting my cellphone magnet implants, I don’t even have to think of where my phone is or where to stuff it; it’s always right there so I am never alone!
cellphone magnet implants by Dr Bunnygirl November 4, 2019
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