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organic

A set of standards for growing food and raising livestock. It does not just mean "grown without artificial chemicals." Depending on where you obtain your food, the label 'organic' can mean one of three things:

1: It has been inspected and certified as being organic by a bunch of tree-hugging hippie nut jobs with no scientific background.

2: It has been inspected and certified as being organic by a profit-making (and therefore probably untrustworthy) corporation, or simply labelled organic by the person or shop selling it.

3: It has been inspected and certified as being organic by a non-profit organisation which bases its standards on the latest scientific thinking, in order to improve human and animal health and welfare, with a view towards long term sustainability in the way we eat. A good example of such a charity is The Soil Association (www.soilassociation.org).

Proper organic farming does not use artificial chemical fertilisers, instead building soil fertility through crop rotations and other SCIENTIFIC techniques, particularly the use of clover that fixes nitrogen naturally from the atmosphere using the Sunโ€™s energy and photosynthesis.

If the government subsidised organic farming as much as it subsidised regular farming, organic fruit and veg would probably be cheaper.

by Sensible Bob August 2, 2008

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organ

pronounced: OR-gan; like "organic" without the "ic" a subspecies of the population that can be described in no other fashion; these individuals have very strange and specific qualifications; often included in this group are those who shop at Whole Foods, drive Jettas, congregate at Starbucks, have black-rimmed glasses, are vegan, are tree huggers, are feminist, have dreadlocks, make their own clothes, enjoy anything having to do with hemp or henna, write poetry, relate entirely to Alanis Morisette, are obsessed with recycling and conserving energy, and other earthy qualities; as an adjective, can be described as "organic"

"hey Jen, check out that organ."

"freaking organ."

by organ-haters September 6, 2006

30๐Ÿ‘ 49๐Ÿ‘Ž


organic

describing something fresh/new or artsy or hipster-ish

Pauline: Have you listened to Go Outside by Cults?
Brittany: Yeah sounds pretty organic.

by srcew you March 15, 2010

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organic

hairy; unshaven, not depilated, bearded, woolly

His stash spread to his chin -- he's gone totally organic!

by anarcissie July 7, 2009

5๐Ÿ‘ 5๐Ÿ‘Ž


organized

Verb. Organized Old English way of spelling. Modern equivalent: Organised.

However, Colonial countries have not evolved yet so spell the proper way.

Colonial: You are very organized.
English: Thank you, you unorganised freak!

by antmaster September 4, 2006

12๐Ÿ‘ 17๐Ÿ‘Ž


Organizing

Organizing - the Art of hiding one's shit from oneself

DAGNABBIT!
I was busting hump,
organizing my crafting space

and now can't find a blasted thing!

by Thygeekgoddess July 22, 2017

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organic

Also known as "orgasmic." People will use the word organic to describe an orgasmicly hott person in public

tiffany: "holy shit! jack is so organic!"
whittney: "i know i wanna skrew him."

by askDx3 May 18, 2009

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