anecdoche

A conversation where no one is listening.

We were in an anecdoche when the topic of where to spend summer vacation was raised.

by 21kidsinmybasement February 22, 2021

Anecdote Andy

Someone who constantly commits post hoc fallacies during a contentious debate that usually calls for statistical evidence, specifically within the realms of social sciences.

Chud: I know from personal experience how inherently violent African Americans are. As a child, I was only bullied by black kids in a predominantly white school!
Chad: Nice argument, Anecdote Andy.

by eatmysweetass December 26, 2020

Anecdote

a short account of a particular incident or event of an interesting or amusing nature.

To hear an anecdote in your dream, signifies that you will be surrounded by joyous and pleasure-seeking people.

He told us an anecdote of politicians he had once knew.

by btr'spnk January 12, 2008

Anecdotes

a short version of an interesting or humorous incident or a short often amusing story, especially about something someone has done.

she told one or two amusing anecdotes about her years as a BJ queen.

by harley April 3, 2005

Anecdote

An unnecessary story about something that probably never happened.

‘Funny you mention bears, I live got an anecdote about that. I once fought on Le and won by wrestling it’

by RemixAuthoritied September 26, 2018

Anecdote

a story told by a politician right before they demand you surrender some of your liberty

The Governor told an anecdote about covid-19 and then closed all bars in the state.

by Professional scapegoat November 11, 2020

anecdope

noun

A person who relies entirely on individual anecdotes when forming an opinion or decision.

When he saw the hardcore Carnivore zealot, Blake Elarbee said, "That anecdope doesn't know what peer-reviewed means."

by Sagacious Evergreen April 25, 2022