Fabrication of fact used to support an argument, i.e. Photochops that attempt to mislead the reader. Sometimes the falsification is intentionally obvious, done for humorous effect.
Etymology: Derived from misspelling of word "proof" commonly found on Internet message boards, in the context of political or other arguments.
Etymology: Derived from misspelling of word "proof" commonly found on Internet message boards, in the context of political or other arguments.
by DCrazy November 15, 2003
to have a personality, your spirit and pride, to describe something that has no words to describe it.
by your mom to the power February 14, 2010
by FlashCa5h January 24, 2007
The phrase Givemeacent uses to tell off people when they talk out of their ass without any sort of prove.
Can also be used to jokingly play with someone, demanding that they need prove to believe them.
Can also be used to jokingly play with someone, demanding that they need prove to believe them.
by Givemeacent January 30, 2008
The phrase Givemeacent uses to tell off people when they talk out of their ass without any sort of prove.
Can also be used to jokingly play with someone, demanding that they need prove to believe them.
Can also be used to jokingly play with someone, demanding that they need prove to believe them.
by Givemeacent January 30, 2008
It is a condition characterized by a series of symptoms in which medical students, typically during the period leading up to professional exams, experience obsessive thinking about study materials. This may be accompanied by hallucinations or visualizations of the study content in unrelated aspects of their surroundings.
by Nowpora December 14, 2024