When a feminist shames, calls out, or insults men who use such things as facts, data, and definitions to make well-reasoned and insightful observations about the world, in an attempt by said feminists to systematically subjugate such men.
A historical term of endearment or good fortune derived from a moment between Lord Uxbridge and Wellington in the battle of Waterloo. Traditionally exclaimed to bolster spirits before uncertain endeavours—like charging into battle or attending a family reunion.
"Good beans, Wellington!"
"If there is anything in this world about which I know positively nothing, it is agriculture."