slemmish

The process of defining an idea in professional discourse using multiple disclaimers, justifying clauses, and self-coined words or phrases, all within a single long sentence. Usually used by lawyers, politicans, and academics.

Q: "Did you understand what he was saying?"
A: "No, I didn't. I couldn't make out all the slemmish."

by SK Voth October 16, 2011

Slammished

When you're extremely hungry and extremely tired

When you arrive in your home and someone ask you:
How it's going?
You say:
I'm slammished (So, you'll eat something and after that sleep)

by Brazilian1 January 12, 2012