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Sharfism 

When using words that sound similar to the intended word. While similar these words are completely incorrect and usually made up. Commonly laughed at and used by rednecks. A bi-product of the Sharf bloodline.
Ex: Welp! They started up the cornbine.

The sharfism is "cornbine" which should have been "combine" which is a reference to the harvester used to harvest corn from a field.

Ex: The deer came straight out of the "cocktails". (Intended word was "cattails")
Sharfism by The Good Old Boy July 11, 2017
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sharpism 

New movement in modern art, consisting of artwork created by Sharpie brand markers. The term was originally used to describe surrealist/realist pop artwork created by LA based Sharpie Artist Travis Moore, as early as 2005, both by Moore and those covering his Sharpie sponsored shows at Crewest Galley, soon after the term was adopted by Moore and he has since used it to describe the work he is known for primarily creating. Sharpism is characterized by the use of the brand name marker to create a series of small vignettes that consist primarily of a variety of sometimes unrelated images or objects, locations and people, and create a dialog between the positive and negative composition of the piece. In addition, the work creates a conversation or spurs a memory based upon the images presented and portrayed within the composition. When the images converge to create an obviously recognizable second or third image it is referred to as Analytic Sharpism. These examples of his work are often compared to clouds because people can see other images in them. Moore describes the Sharpism work he creates as free flow art, and likens it to playing jazz.
This new Sharpism piece, by Travis Moore is over 6 feet tall and the line work is mesmerizing.
sharpism by tikijackson May 19, 2016

scarfism 

The belief that scarves and those who wear scarves are somehow inferior.

From the modern English "scarf," plus the custom of adding "ism" to make it into a social issue.
Ray: Hey, look at those losers. They're wearing scarves!
Regina: That's so scarfist, dude.
scarfism by silverstoned June 11, 2004

Sharkism 

The belief that being a San Jose Sharks fan, is a religion.
forget Catholicism, I study Sharkism!
Sharkism by nebhogan November 2, 2011

sharpism 

A common prejudice that involves a teacher valuing a class over another class because of a certain quality that it may possess.
a teacher likes culinary students more than welding because culinary feeds the teacher(sharpism).
sharpism by a backwards dictionary November 19, 2020

Sharisma 

A Bad Gyal 💅🏾 She gets things done. Great friend and wonderful to be around. An outgoing introvert who can be quiet a lot of the times.
Sharisma by Sexyshope March 3, 2023
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murderhobo 

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