Imparitive

What is Imparitive?

Entirely superfluousor unnecessary. Opposite of, though commonly confused with, imperative.

It is imparitive that we study chapter 13, as it won't be on the exam.

See superfluous, unnecessary, useless, imperative, pointless

Holding Patern

1. To wait, no action or movement. Q: Hey, what's going on with your promotion? A: I don't know, I'm in a holding patern. ..

Uhhh, No

1. A phrase used by oh-so-rebellious teenagers when they can't be arsed to come up with a more creatively sarcastic answer. "Did..

Zittled

1. To be riddled with zits. The term is a portmanteau of the words "riddled" and "zits." The photo studio had to phot..

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