UML 

a computer meta-design term which stands for Universal Masturbation Language

UML methodology has been used successfully in the design and implementation of several sexbot and fuckbot systems

UML is often used to bridge the gap between soft-ware and hard-ware

"IBM is using UML on their next project? Bitchin!"

UML by dsimms January 18, 2008

UML 

UMass Lowell, home of the 5's and 6's. Separated into three campuses, East, North, and South.

East Campus: This is where most people live. Dorm buildings are Fox Hall, the 18 story residence prison, Leitch and Bourgeois, the freshmen dorms, and Donahue. You can most often find dude guys, frat boys, 5's and 6's, misplaced music students, and a wide variety of non-English speaking, confused looking residents, with everyone wearing pajama's and flocking to meals on the second floor of Fox Hall.

North Campus: This is where the engineering, computer science, and business schools are, but since business students don't go to class, the streets and halls are primarily dominated by squirlish engineering students who tell crappy jokes and make uninformed opinions about things they know little/nothing about (ie sex, alcohol, humanity...)

South Campus: South campus is the haven for music, arts, and english students. Most everyone wears band shirts, and show up almost mandatorily 15 minutes late to everything. Subsequently, asking for an opinion on everything will merit a 20 minute speech on the current, horrible state of the country and/or lack of peace. The dining hall is also much better than the one on East Campus.

UMass Lowell used to be two school separated by low income housing, but now it is one school, still separated by low income housing.

Guy 1: Hey, I'm going up to UMass this weekend, wanna come?
Guy 2: Amherst?
Guy 1: No, UML
Guy 2: Ehh, I gotta clean my room this weekend...

UML by SoxDominate August 27, 2008

uml 

Uml or U-trash lowell, is a school located
in Lowell, Massachusetts. It is split into
two campuses seperated by a smelly ghetto.

UML's hockey team just swept the weekend series agains BC

uml by justin vaughan March 5, 2005

UML 

The opposite of "FML" - the "U" standing for UNF***. It's a good thing.

Hey! I just found $20.00 in this jacket that I haven't worn since Spring! UML!!!

UML by Dlx2k October 8, 2010

bye love u ml. x ❤️

siannas infamous quote. legend has it ellie still get defensive about this.

“oh you’re going to portugal for under a day for some wedding?”
“yeah, bye love u ml. x ❤️”

or

“i have something really important to tell you guys..”
“oh god, what is it?”
“bye love u ml. x ❤️”

bye love u ml. x ❤️ by JUL1E February 6, 2023

Umlauts 

Childhood nickname Jason Stiles has for Lorelai Gilmore on the Popular TV Show "Gilmore Girls"

Lorelai: "DIGGER!"
Jason: "UMLAUTS!"
Lorelai: "I can not belive you just called me Umlauts!"

Umlauts by Lauren Parks March 17, 2008

umlaut

"Umlaut" (m.), noun

The German alphabet consists of 26 characters plus 3 umlauts: ä, ö and ü.
The two dots above the letters do NOT indicate an accentuation or emphasis of the syllable (as for instance accent-bearing letters in Spanish or French). Umlauts are used as independent characters in the German language.

Whenever the use of umlauts is not possible (e.g. for technical reasons, in email addresses or names of websites), umlauts are indicated by the following combinations:
“ae” = ä, “oe”= ö, “ue” = ü.

Note:
some proper names contain the converted form of umlauts
(e.g. the author is spelled Goethe NOT Göthe)!

Pronunciation:
The letter ä is pronounced like the a in “apple”.
The sound of the letter ö is similar to the sound in “earn” or “bird”.
The letter ü is the most difficult for those who are learning German. It is the same sound as the u in the French words “musique”, “chaussure”, “rue”, ... etc.

Umlauts are used in all types of word categories: nouns (not only, but often in the plural form), verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prefixes and prepositions.

Ä: Äpfel, Hände, wärmen
Ö: Löwe, Köln, mögen,
Ü: Küsse, Frühling, wünschen

umlaut by jazzmine1220 December 30, 2008