abbottoir
A slaughterhouse that is operated by monks.
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Abattoir Blues
From the song by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, used to describe the depressed feeling you get about the modern world in general. An abattoir is a slaughterhouse, so the term, in a more in depth way, means you feel the world is lining itself up for slaughter, much like cows do at a slaughterhouse.
Man 1: Hey, are you all right? You've seemed kinda depressed lately.
Man 2: Oh, it's okay, I've just got a case of abattoir blues.
Man 2: Oh, it's okay, I've just got a case of abattoir blues.
Abattoir Blues by Pocketflan May 25, 2009
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abortoir
This is the second time this year she has come to the abortoir to have her unborn baby terminated. There are approximately 42 million babies killed at abortoirs worldwide a year.
abortoir by charming doll September 25, 2011
Abattoir
A fancy word for slaughterhouse.
Abbottism
A principle of unimpeachable moral integrity uttered by an imbecile who is fundamentally incapable of adhering to it.
"It is an absolute principle of democracy that governments should not and must not say one thing before an election and do the opposite afterwards" -- Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia 2013-
is an example of an Abbottism.
is an example of an Abbottism.
Abbottism by CalmerDiscourse May 19, 2014
Abbotting
To juggle multiple females at a time without confrontation from one another. In order to be consider Abbotting you must not be caught by one of the females you are juggling.
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abattoir by kugthekugger March 5, 2009
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