generacist

someone that displays discrimination or prejudice against another because of their age or generation

when i was a kid we used to masturbate to some good bush. not like these weird kids these days, freaking perverts jerkin off to these little clean shaven preteens.

ugh dad you're such a generacist

by urweirduncledrew August 28, 2017

generalised anxiety disorder

A terrible condition that plagues the affected mind with depression, fear, terrifying thoughts and overall anxiety. The affected person usually suffers from panic attacks and suffers from depression.

"The doctor says I have Generalised anxiety disorder, which explains the panic attacks lately."

by MedicOfNormandy1883 November 1, 2013

Geogracist

A Geogracist is someone who discriminates based on where someone comes from. Geogracism is the only "ism" that is still allowed in our politically correct world.

New Yorker: "So, where are you from?"

North Dakotan: "I'm from North Dakota."

New Yorker: "North Dakota??! What happens up there? Do they even have electricity and running water?"

North Dakotan: "You're being a real geogracist."

by Mustachioed Mustang November 15, 2010

generalite

One who spends most of their time on the NationStates General Forum.

Also, a word that always makes me think of Gentile. Don't ask.

The Generalites came up with a motto, I think, but I can't remember what it is.

by Artamazia May 8, 2005

Generalistically

Word invented by those unaware of the real word generally. Said individuals should be ashamed.

Generalistically the sky is blue.

by Beowulf80 November 21, 2010

genericise

Verb - To make something generic.

We need to open up this script and genericise it.

by theShark July 1, 2004

Generalisability

The ability to generalise; generalisation.

Me: I was doing my psychology revision-
Teacher: Congratulations! You're the only one in the class!
Me: Well, you used the word 'generalisability' in the guide you gave us. Didn't you used to teach high school English and should know that that isn't a word?
Teacher: ...it is a word.
Me: No. It's not.

by GingerGenower November 9, 2012