Mini Glossary

Adulting  - The process of turning into a grown-up or an adult. It takes place Post-Adolescence. It entails becoming a responsible adult and assuming responsibility for your life and no longer depending on elders. Doing things like making your bed, washing your clothes, paying your bills, and becoming a functional member of society. 

Tramp(Slang) Meaning A tramp is used for women. A tramp is like a slut but not the same. A Slut flirts with every man that she sees, A tramp flirts with other woman's men. Meaning she targets men who are already in a relationship, especially married ones. Also, Usually, Sluts are easily identified on first look by their dressing sense and demeanor, and speaking style, tramps are more subtle and can appear ladylike. They don't flaunt their sexuality openly. They are discrete and strike on seeing married men. Skank - Slut or promiscuous woman Dressing Sexy meaning you are wearing shorter clothes but just teasing the viewer, who will want to see more.                                 VS Dressing Skanky - All bets are off. You go all in. You wear skimpy clothes or see-through. Here, There is not any teasing cause there is nothing to tease, almost everything is being flashed. 

  Broad (Slang ) Meaning 1. Originated in 30s from the fact that most distinctive thing about women is broader hips in comparison to men. 2. (US Slang) A woman or a girl  3. A promiscuous woman  4. A women less respectable than lady but more respectable than a bitch.  Mathematically,  Lady > Broad > Bitch

  1. Genesis Schadenfreude is a German word made up of two words Schaden meaning damage or harm and Freude meaning joy.  2. Meaning It is the feeling of pleasure after seeing someone else's failure, trouble, misfortune or humiliation.  3. Use in Cinema It is used in sitcoms and comedy movies where the protagonist can't catch a break. We all laugh along as the character suffers a string of bad luck, humiliation and troubles. They live in a constant state of failure. Everything they do ends in tragedy and misery. Schadenfreude can also be called comedic sociopathy cause in order to laugh at the character's misery we have to be unsympathetic towards the character. This is also called tragic comedy, cause tragedy of one person is laughing stock for others.  Prat falling is a also used in cinema for laughs where the character falling on their back is shown as hilarious. British Comedy employs schadenfreude more than American Comedy. Not to go off topic but as a tangent, In Briti

Lionize - exalt, revere, venerate, to treat someone as a celebrity Antonym - Vilify, demonize, slander 1. He was lionized for his contribution to the war. 2. Julius Caesar was lionized after winning the battle. 3. Indian team was lionized after winning the world cup. 4. Lionized celebrities tend to get high on fame.  5. People need to stop lionizing actors it's not like they have cured cancer or anything. 6. Lionized Celebrities get away with bad behavior.  7. Obama is a war criminal but he is lionized for his presidency. 8. Lionizing dead celebrities who were relatively obscure while they were alive seems to be a trend these days. 9. Napoleon Hill was lionized as a Self-Help Guru but in reality, he was a fraudster and a con man. 10. Magellan was lionized after his voyage. 

Sloppy - Showing lack of care or effort, messy, haphazard  When your big brother forces you to fold his clothes, you do it with little to no effort, that work is called sloppy. 1. Do it again, it is sloppy. 2. He is a slacker, his work is so sloppy. 3. Being sloppy is unacceptable in my company. 4. This is not the place where you get away with being sloppy. 5. Take your time but don't be sloppy. 6. Grammatical mistakes show your sloppiness. 7. Sloppiness will only hurt your chances of success. 8. Your Sloppiness is indicative of your incompetence. 9. He was fired last week due to his constant sloppiness. 10. Using exposition dump at the end of the movie is just sloppy writing. This is what a sloppily-made burger looks like.

Famished - extremely hungry, intensely hungry, ravenous, starving 1. I am famished.  2. I want food now I am famished. 3. Being famished makes me grumpy. 4. I have been working all day I am famished. 5. He is famished can't you see it on his face?  6. Being famished changes his cheerful personality. 7. I am famished I can't think of anything but food.  8. Bro he just ate five burgers he must be famished.  9. When we were little we lived in a small house and we were famished all the time. 10. He started eating like an animal he must be famished. When you are famished you eat like this