by J.m.e.s August 7, 2017
by Basic Caity March 4, 2018
by Zman22 May 26, 2018
An adjective to describe something of great quality or of a high standard. Does not refer to time when used in this context.
by Vic Studebaker January 3, 2010
by numberonepolecat January 24, 2006
Person A: Recent studies say that humans are not actually humans but they’re humans instead.
Person B: Wow, I trust you because those studies are recent and not old!
Person B: Wow, I trust you because those studies are recent and not old!
by TheDumbestMostUnfunnyPerson January 9, 2021
A euphemism for an event that may cause discomfort to members of the audience if named directly, like the September 11, 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center in New York, or the Virginia Tech Campus Shootings of 2007.
"In light of recent events, campus safety and security have become the
number one priority for colleges and universities around the nation.
The way you prepare for and respond to a crisis on your campus can
mean the difference between life and death. Join us for this live,
60-minute audio conference where you and your colleagues will learn:"...
number one priority for colleges and universities around the nation.
The way you prepare for and respond to a crisis on your campus can
mean the difference between life and death. Join us for this live,
60-minute audio conference where you and your colleagues will learn:"...
by Situ Tian June 15, 2007