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mayfactor 

1. (n) Referring to Dave May, in comparison to Bill O'Reilly's "The O'Reilly Factor" - The end all, say all, last word on technology. The spin stops here.
2. (v) Performing an act similar to the way Dave would have done it.
3. (adj) Regarding something Dave did.
Matt: Let's ask Mayfactor what we can do...

The computer isn't working? Mayfactor it.

This looks like it was a Mayfactor'd job!
mayfactor by misterfred December 1, 2004
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Crestfallen Malefactor 

One who spreads misery and maleficence. An unchivalrous, debased person with no sense of dignity or honor.
Knight 1: "Watch out for that neer-do-well. He has tried to lie to and to cheat us before."
Knight 2:"Is there no rest for a crestfallen malefactor?"
Crestfallen Malefactor by slfr December 26, 2021

malefactor 

Leader, boss. A term mainly used to describe one stronger than oneself.
Grunt1: Before we decide to rob this bank, let's wait for my malefactor.

Grunt2: Nigger...

Manufactory 

A combination of manufacturer and factory. Commonly used after drinking or by those who can not spell manufacturer.
"which manufactory did we get those parts from?"
Manufactory by jonizzle September 25, 2008

Manufactors 

Word commonly used to describe large companies that make things used in everyday life.
I like the way General Motors manufactors their cars.
Manufactors by Booms2 July 7, 2009

Malefactor 

Synonym for "motherfucker" used on social media websites that discourage profanity.
That malefactor re-posted my joke as his own.
Malefactor by bgparker October 6, 2010
mfactor by El Gatto May 8, 2003
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We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
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Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
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