laysplain

When a person without technical or direct knowledge of a subject (a layperson) attempts to explain nuances of that subject to an expert. Simple examples would be an antivaxxer trying to tell a research biochemist how vaccines work, or a flat earther telling an aeronautics engineer how physics proves NASA faked the moon landing.

You tried to laysplain Star Wars to Natalie Portman, she was literally in those films.

by Alanbly October 17, 2019

libsplain

The pompous and illogical explanation offered from a liberal on a topic for which they know nothing other than the rhetorical talking points spewed out by politicians. This tactic is often required when there is a shocking lack of logic and reasoning available to support your tactic. Usually libsplaining involves raised eyebrows, a head tilt, and a whiny voice.

Alyssa Milano chose to libsplain what democracy looks like when no one cared about what she had to say.

by rbrice October 25, 2020

libsplain

When a liberal annoyingly explains why their views are right by overusing emotion while reciting rhetoric that satisfies their bias seeking.

I understand what you’re saying and despite your efforts in libsplaining, I humbly disagree.

by rbrice October 24, 2020

Libsplain

When someone affiliated with or in support of the left uses complex words(typically learned from an overly expensive college that now they don't want to pay for) to try to prove a political based point with zero fact or truth behind their stance. They hope that diction can surpass the lack of common sense.

They attempted to Libsplain how the boarder situation under Biden's Administration is Trump's fault.

CNN and MSNBC are constantly Libsplaining to their viewers.

by drsuessroos May 11, 2021

Leesplaining

Often conflated with mansplaining, Leesplaining is when someone relates something in a (mostly) unentended condescending manner. This is not based on gender, or race, but simply the general sense of superiority the “Lee” carries as a shield against insecurity.

They’re always Leesplaining things that people know already.

by Al Lee December 7, 2020

maysplaining

When some one asks you a question and you skirt around answering it until you confuse the person that asked you the question.

Theresa May in question time is asked a question by the audience and she ends up not answering the question by maysplaining about something completely different.

by Dirlos June 2, 2017

liamsplaining

when liam talk about something so much he thinks he’s so smart that he gets a brain boner

dude 1: man i just talked to about any topic and liam just went on liamsplaining for twenty minutes about how wrong i was

dude 2: that’s liam for tou

by liamsplaining1234 May 2, 2020