misaction
Coined by Kanye West on Thanksgiving Day, November 25th 2021. It is used to describe a poor action that you take accountability for, often looking back in hindsight.
misaction by @Izeezus on Instagram November 25, 2021
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MILFaction
MILFaction by Juan del Taco August 16, 2011
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misaction • maction • Mactionary • mansaction • Midcation • migation • Mikcation • milation sweet tea • MILFaction • miration
Mislation
The process of an object accidentally falling to the ground, only to land up in the most illogical location imaginable. One could also use this term to describe a thought process that becomes so derailed, as to end up being the most improbable and awkward. To mislate something.
Yesterday, I had a case of mislation. As I took my keys out of my pocket, my friends wedding ring fell out and I couldn't find it. An hour later when I was in the kitchen, I found it in the drawer resting under a tea-strainer!
You've got to see Adam when he's been drinking, total mislation of thought. He started off telling me about his job and ended on a conversation about snail venom.
You've got to see Adam when he's been drinking, total mislation of thought. He started off telling me about his job and ended on a conversation about snail venom.
Mislation by Billy-Bob Savage October 31, 2010
mansaction
The guy at the coffee shop knows me well enough now that I don't need to tell him what I want. I just show up, hand him $1.99, and get my coffee. It's a total mansaction.
mansaction by adychka January 12, 2010
migation
migation by Deanimal and Oca November 25, 2007
maction
another verb describing making out, related directly to the term macking. Implying that someone got "action" out of another person.
maction by EllieMarshizz April 20, 2006
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countrypolitan
Term used to describe someone who is a mix of both rural (country) and urban (metropolitan) lifestyles/upbringings. He/she is typically equally comfortable in both settings and is able to seamlessly slip back and forth between the two, appreciating the characteristics of each.
That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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