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(1) Synonym for crush used by people who want to sound scientific.
(2) Pseudo-scientific term of the kind that would be coined by an academic who felt her research wasn't getting enough attention from popular magazines.
Bill: "Limerence develops and is sustained when there is a certain balance of hope and uncertainty"
Ted: "In other words, we usually have crushes on people we don't know very well."
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Japanese euphemism for exam failure (literal meaning: the cherry blossom is falling)
Students traditionally received a telegram reading simply "sakura saku" (you passed) or "sakura chiru" (you failed).
Vigilantes in uniforms; New Labour Brown Shirts. In the UK, these are jumped up officious people in police-style uniforms but no legal training who harass citizens for "terrorist crimes" such as taking photographs of their local High Street.
"I told the young PCSO that I was fully aware of my rights and I suggested he call for a "proper policeman". The policeman duly arrived and gestured for the PCSOs to sod off." (Paul Giverin in uk.rec.photo.misc)
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retarded variant spelling of cumulative used by idiots
It was an amount greater than his cummunlative earnings since he joined Politics
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The most attractive feature of a person.
Japanese pseudo-English (engrish) term imported back into English by anime fans etc.
"What's your charm point?" - Question on a beauty contest entry form.
"Toshiko taught Hotori to use clumsiness as a charm point, with disastrous results" - discussion about a manga story
Japanese euphemism for exam success (literal meaning: the cherry blossom is blooming)
Students traditionally received a telegram reading simply "sakura saku" (you passed) or "sakura chiru" (you failed).
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