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Maderbič
Etymology: a term coined by Bosnian truck drivers who were probably trying to say 'motherfuckers' but couldn't think of that word in that moment.
1.) A more feminist and empowering alternative to 'motherfuckers'
2.) An affectionate way to address one's friends who can occasionally be annoying but are lovable creatures most of the time
1.) A more feminist and empowering alternative to 'motherfuckers'
2.) An affectionate way to address one's friends who can occasionally be annoying but are lovable creatures most of the time
Murderotica
Murderotica is a creative genre (usually of writing) that sexualizes violence (especially murder, torture, mutilation etc.). Often, but not always, the protagonist is the perpetrator of the violent acts. Murderotica tends to focus primarily on homicidal violence, and less on other aspects of a story. Murderotica writing finds its film counterpart in snuff films, and some Horrorcore rap could be considered Murderotica. The term is a contraction of the words 'murder erotica' or 'murderer erotica'.
~"Lustmord" by K. Bourque is Murderotica that describes the depraved exploits of a serial murderer first-person, from his birth to death.
~Only erotophonophiliacs, necrophiliacs or serial killers would want to read Murderotica... but it makes you wonder, what sort of person would -write- it??
~Only erotophonophiliacs, necrophiliacs or serial killers would want to read Murderotica... but it makes you wonder, what sort of person would -write- it??
Murderotica by TheLadyKiller November 19, 2010
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madronich by Zaczjsiuxwjuw April 20, 2008
Murderotica
1. A genre of action so intense, and so focused on killing, that it is called Murderotica because it often has a terrible story line, and just about killing people.
2. An awesome song by Norma Jean
2. An awesome song by Norma Jean
Murderotica by Mihr January 27, 2008
Madratic
Means dramatic, but used when mocking or making fun of drama.
Pronounced Muh-dra-tick (short a on dra)
Pronounced Muh-dra-tick (short a on dra)
Boy walks in while girls walk soap oprah and cry.
"Oh, SO Madratic!"
-or-
"Oh my gosh, Tiffany broke up with her boyfriend and is crying in a girls bathroom stall - AGAIN"
"Ugh - they are BOTH SO madratic"
"Oh, SO Madratic!"
-or-
"Oh my gosh, Tiffany broke up with her boyfriend and is crying in a girls bathroom stall - AGAIN"
"Ugh - they are BOTH SO madratic"
Madratic by madratic-girl April 27, 2009
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square grouper
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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