Rempel

The act of cheating on a test, exam, or project. Academic dishonesty in general can be described as doing a Rempel.

"Did Chae pass his calculus test?" "Yeah, I heard he pulled a Rempel"

by cockinspaniel September 14, 2022

Rempel

Verb, the action of academic dishonesty. Cheating on a calculus test, or exam.

"I am going to Rempel that test"

"Me too! Pre-calc 12 is so hard."

by cockinspaniel September 21, 2022

Rempel'd

(V) - to completely change careers, even if you're a wicked guitar player or that cute girl from Ace of Base

I was about to go on world tour, then I started using my brain and Rempel'd myself

by ElimG63974 June 23, 2021

Kevin Rempel

Two alternative words for getting scammed

I got Kevin Rempel'ed when I was trying to buy a N64

by D Dawg 95 June 20, 2021

remelyn

A kind hearted girl. Loveable and very patient. She can be funny at times and serious when the situations asks for it. She loves her family and she is loyal when she loves someone or something. She dreams big and wants other people to also succeed in life.

Remelyn is always smiling and she is an optimistic person.

by greenskies June 7, 2021

Mosquito repellent beautyberry gene

Mosquito repellent beautyberry gene is a gene that is found in the beautyberry plant, especially in the American Beautyberry. Fresh, crushed leaves of American beautyberry(Callicarpa americana) helped keep biting insects away from animals and humans. Callicarpenal is the chemical that is found in the beautyberry plant that repels mosquitoes. If we genetically modify ourselves and animals such as mice, horses, mules, and donkeys with the Mosquito repellent beautyberry gene, we would produce Callicarpenal and repel mosquitoes.

I genetically modified myself with the Mosquito repellent beautyberry gene and now I don't get bitten by mosquitoes anymore. Yes! Now I produce Callicarpenal.

by HawaiianPunch1 November 16, 2021

Repel

1. To ward off or keep away; drive back.
2. To offer resistance to; fight against.
3. To refuse to accept; reject.
4. To turn away from; spurn.
5. To cause aversion.
6. To be resistant to; be incapable of absorbing or mixing with.
7. Chatango user.

1. Repel insects.
2. Repel an invasion.
3. A company that was trying to repel a hostile takeover.
5. Your rudeness repels everyone.
6. Oil repels water.
7. OMG Repel is so awsome!

by Colma July 18, 2010