anglitude
attitude based on English customs, practices or norms; attitude of the English people. May also be used with a capital A.
anglitude by Uttam Maharjan 2 June 29, 2014
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Amplitude
1. Greatness of size, magnitude.
2. The Beat-Blasting sequel to Frequency. Amplitude is a kickass game for Playstation 2 where Freqs can fly little spaceships called beatblasters along a road in the sky, blasting note patterns and releasing sonic energy into the air to create the separate tracks of a song. After completing two measures of a track (ie: drums), one can move over to the next track to play two measures of it (ie: bass) and continue this pattern until the song is complete. Amplitude, which can also be played online, is much more sophisticated and professional-looking than Frequency.
2. The Beat-Blasting sequel to Frequency. Amplitude is a kickass game for Playstation 2 where Freqs can fly little spaceships called beatblasters along a road in the sky, blasting note patterns and releasing sonic energy into the air to create the separate tracks of a song. After completing two measures of a track (ie: drums), one can move over to the next track to play two measures of it (ie: bass) and continue this pattern until the song is complete. Amplitude, which can also be played online, is much more sophisticated and professional-looking than Frequency.
Abilitude
Abilitude by sammyjojo1 May 4, 2008
High Amplitude Sucking
Noun. A trait of professors whose coursework is made difficult by presentation or articulation. Their subject is not inherently difficult, but may seem that way because of their wording/instructions.
Noun. Characterized by run-on sentences and wordiness. Written in a distracting cadence.
Noun. Characterized by run-on sentences and wordiness. Written in a distracting cadence.
"That class is high amplitude sucking at its worst. It's as if her parents beat her every time she spoke directly."
"H.A.S. ruined my night. That entire chapter could have been summed up in a paragraph. I will never get those 2 hours of my life back."
"The H.A.S. is strong with this one. Gave me an all clear on a rough draft. Got a C on the final draft.
"H.A.S. ruined my night. That entire chapter could have been summed up in a paragraph. I will never get those 2 hours of my life back."
"The H.A.S. is strong with this one. Gave me an all clear on a rough draft. Got a C on the final draft.
High Amplitude Sucking by Disenfranchised student 010100 November 29, 2013
anglique
She is very kind. But can be very irrelavant as fuck. She acts tough, but inside she is hurt. She is sensitive too and takes shit to the heart easily. When it comes to ex's she will always run back to that the nigga and wont care if he treats her like some basic hoe. She a dumb thot
anglique by Jass_tasty April 4, 2015
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