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"THE BEST GPU IN THE UNIVERSE"

-Officer Greg
(gt 710)amd's worst nightmare
GT 710 by kush69420 November 18, 2020
It is the word that is used when you want to ask something from someone.
Brother, can you please ham me the screw driver.
Mom, can you please ham me the milk.
Ham by Sadconsciousness June 7, 2021
A word made popular around Manchester by Richard Keane.

1. The traditional meaning of this term refers to a male human being, usually somebody who is quite young or younger than the person saying it such as a child.

2. Same as above but used in a derogatory way to put somebody in their place for talking to their superiors in a bad way.

3. Used as a sign of affection between two males addressing each other.
1. "Dorothy's lad's growing up fast."

2. "Don't give me cheek, lad."

3. "Alright lad?"
Lad by GF August 23, 2004

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Austin Rubit is “Heem
Austin Rubit by AR72 November 23, 2021

Academic Darwinism 

Survival of the fittest, academically speaking. Differential scholastic success. Academic Darwinism encompasses the undertaking of doing of whatever it takes to ensure pedagogic success.
At B.B. High School, they prefer to call it Academic Darwinism.
Academic Darwinism by The Dodo April 26, 2006
Limin ( li'-min ) (n) a conscious perception of one's surroundings; awareness. (v, possessive) to be aware of one's surroundings;

Word Creation:
Definition of subliminal: a subtle sensory stimulus that one is not aware of its existence but may in some manner respond to it; below the threshold of conscious perception

So ... removing the greek prefix of sub- (meaning under, less than), liminal should mean the threshold of conscious perception, and noting that the suffix -al means the act of, being ...
Noun Uses:
Ex Joey had such a limin that he had to tell his mom.
Ex I feel like my limin is off today

Verb uses:
I chose to be limining instead of letting my mind wander.

A person can never have too much limin, there is no absolute liminal state; talking with others about one's limin becomes a comparative / relational noun.

Other possible uses:
Adjective?
Liminly experiencing the music festival
The liminable judge carefully examined the evidence before her.

Negative?
"You totally don't limin!"
Limin by Doc DJG July 21, 2006
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