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verb. to hang out with someone you don't know very well with the intent to know them better. completely platonic.
adj. describing a person you'd like to gill.
Kristy: I think Matt is a cool person who I'd like to get to know better, but we've only talked a couple of times in econ class.
Ted: You should gill him!
Kristy: Yeah!
gill by missfantastic January 24, 2014

happy nibba hours 

The time between noon and 4 o'clock when a nigga can feel happy and not be pressueed by thots
Man I'm so pumped for happy nibba hours
happy nibba hours by Smokedbrisket September 22, 2017
The type of person to have no eyebrows or no hairline. He doesn’t usually get girlfriends because of how ugly he is. He usually has brown hair. Raffael is the type of person to be rich. He is trash a basketball.
Can somebody please sub in for Raffal cause he is trash at basketball.
raffal by Jesusslayer1234 November 6, 2017

qmwnebrvtcytvbrenwmq, 

when u try like a 100 versions of keys then you come to this.
*bored* qwertyuiop
*still bored* asdfghjkl
*about to die from boredom* zxcvbnm
*overbored* qmwnebrvtcytvbrenwmq,

Neopositivist Puritanism

A contemporary purity culture among those who weaponize "science" as an identity marker and test of belonging—without the philosophical sophistication of classical positivism, but with all the dogmatic intensity. Neopositivist puritanism demands that true members signal their allegiance to Science (capital S) constantly, through approved language, approved positions, approved enemies. Members compete to demonstrate their purity—their rejection of anything labeled "pseudoscience," their contempt for anyone who questions scientific consensus, their willingness to condemn the insufficiently orthodox. The content hardly matters; what matters is performance, belonging, the satisfaction of being among the enlightened few who Really Get It. Neopositivist puritanism is what happens when science becomes a brand, and loyalty to the brand becomes the measure of virtue.
Example: "He'd never actually studied philosophy of science, but he knew exactly which opinions to express to signal his belonging—Neopositivist Puritanism, where performing the right relationship to Science matters more than understanding it."
I'm about to go to my cribsky!
cribsky by TeTay September 19, 2006
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