exaggerate
by Samson Gosul on May 25, 2006 14:20:45
magnify beyond
truth,
or to make something seem larger,better,
worse or more important than it really is or needs to be
Example:
(1)I'm sure he exaggerates his Irish accent (=tries to sound more Irish than he really is).
(2)
Demand for
the product has been greatly
exaggerated.
exaggeration
by Mountaindewizsik on Feb 17, 2010 07:37:03
A ridiculous story told by
liars, nobody ever belives them and only the liars are stupid enough to think that people acctually do
Example:
Guy 1: Dude this kid told me the biggest Ralph story, he said that on call of duty he shot a javelin at the moon and the pieces fell onto the map and killed everyone so he called in
uav and the uav got
867 kills so he called in 25,000 nukes but buzz lightyear was mad at him for destroying the moon so he came into the game and killed everyone and ate
the nuke then the game ended and i got a challenge and infinity ward gave me
1000th prestige free
Guy 2: Wow what an exaggeration
exaggerated swagger
by cartop5 on Nov 18, 2020 19:02:42
A distinct characteristic only found within black teens, typically displayed when
leaping off of
rooftops and flipping backwards to face the camera before falling into a
head first dive.
Curse exaggeration
by Xbix222 on Aug 02, 2011 03:22:22
When some one turns
a story they heard into the most dirty thing ever basically
adding a bunch of
curse words to a sentence making it somewhat more interesting
Example:
John: tell Sarah that I have her pen
Josh: k hey Sarah John has your fucking pen and if your bitch ass wants it back you have to
fuck him you bitch
Sarah: liar I know that was
curse exaggeration
Exaggerated Drama
by Toasty777 on Jul 19, 2011 10:10:16
A
dramasode that has
escalated into levels you cannot comprehend. A state of which that said dramasode has achieved to the point where you don't want to care,
you don't want to know, and you don't want to be involved anymore with the people who triggered it.
For a dramasode to reach this point, it has to last for a long time, two parties or multiple parties just not willing to let things die, and those same parties acting at their most immature.
Just when you think a dramasode has died, it picks right back up.
Example:
Johnny: "I'm going to get back at him all right, I'm going to light a bag full of shit infront of his house!"
Tom: "Johnny, this drama you have with Brad has been going on for five months straight.
That's enough to make a series of seasons this drama can be documented for. Please st-"
Johnny: "NO!! I WANT THE FINAL SAY AND I WANT IT ALL MY WAY!! AND
DON'T YOU DARE TAKE HIS SIDE OVER MINE!!"
Tom: "Ok then, screw you. I'm tired of your
exaggerated drama with people. I'm moving out."
Exaggeration Number
by Jenna Cameron on Mar 26, 2012 10:27:26
The number you typically use to
exaggerate a situation or
scenario.
Although there are many numbers to choose from, you tend to
stick to your own exagger-number.
Example:
"I heard he has
like, twelve million siblings"
"There were about
twelve million people at that show!"
"Pretty sure he slept with at least twelve million people."
That's my
exaggeration number
academic exaggeration
by Semen-ticks on Oct 11, 2010 06:51:01
When your
professor draws an extra
distinction where one barely exists or none exists in an effort to prove to you their superior understanding of the material. Typically used on examples and counterexamples brought up by the class.
Example:
A: "Actually, the truth condition of 'Santa
Claus is your parents' is false. 'Santa Claus' refers instead to the idea of a fat man going down a
chimney and leaving gifts, and your parents don't fit those descriptors..."
B: "....
gdi."
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B: ">_>"
C: "Whoa, Richard used academic exaggeration on you again didn't he?"