oxygen battery
Anatomy; Human body
The oxygen battery is a bio-implantable device that can be placed inside a person's blood vessel so it continuously releases ...
Coin a term and own it for life!
Define a term in arts, science, sports, politics, entertainment or anything else that interests you and have it forever stamped with you as the original creator.
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bizdom
Business administration; Entrepreneurship
Business wisdom or wisdom underlying any business idea.
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transinterpreter
Language; Linguistics
A TRANSINTERPRETER will be a linguist who works as both, a translator and interpreter, at the same time. Before the 21st ...
bulgarian-hungarian online dictionary
Education; Special education
This is a free possibility for searching any kind of Bulgarian and Hungarian (it works in both directions)words, expressions and ...
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Omnigraph
Arts & crafts; Modern art
The object responsible for the transformation of ideas into tangible reality. Originating from the latin term "omni" (meaning ...
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chinglation
Language; Translation
Perplexed about what "please don't rock" on the public bathroom sign really means? What you need is a chinglation! Chinglation ...
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terminization
Internet; Internet marketing
Terminization is the characterization of a term-oriented digital world in which everything seemingly revolves around terms. A ...
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catch some rays
Language; Slang
When someone tells you : "I'm going to lie on the beach and catch some rays" he means he's going to get some sunshine.
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vespal virgin
Culture; People
Slang term used to describe young girls that can be seen riding around Europe (esp. Italy) on their scooters (i.e. Vespas).
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english is not my mother
Language; Language learning
It is easy for anyone to make a grammatical or pronunciation mistake when speaking English, even though accent may not be an ...
Frindle
Tools; Paint brush
A made up word meaning pen from a book called Frindle written for children. Frindle is based on a 1996 children's novel written ...
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gready
General; Miscellaneous
Showing the desire to buy more books, despite already owning more than one could possibly read.