un-english
un-english: anything cutural or otherswise not according to english traditions and customs
un-english: french customs or chinese customs need not be like english customs but similarities exist.
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the simple act of being unemployed,or being financially challenged or just plain broke as a joke. theory being that it is impossible to enjoy yourself without any ends, finance, or money. d-mn, i’m gonna be broke this weekend, looks like i’m in the unenjoyment line til next payday.
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a term used to replace the phrase “you don’t even know”. say uneno fast. and youll understand. uneno how much i spent on these shoes.
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- Unentendre
a bit of a hybrid between a double entendre and an unintended pun, and in the best examples, a faux pas as well. a phrase, word or action which in a given, hopefullly public, context has an unintended (usually hilarious and/or offensive and inappropriate) meaning. 1. he was telling the checkout chick that the day […]
- Unenthused
being unenthusiastic, not excited by something the students were unenthused by the prospect of beginning another hemingway novel.