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Among A group of people or things that are together in the same place or situation. ■ The comedians among us kept everyone laughing for hours.
Distributing The act of spreading out or dividing something among a group of people. ■ Jane was tasked with distributing the pizza equally among her friends, but accidentally gave herself the largest slice.
Methodology A systematic approach to studying something, often involving the use of surveys or other quantitative methods. ■ When trying to determine the most popular color among cats, researchers used a methodology that involved conducting a survey and asking cat owners to identify their pets' favorite hue. The results showed that orange was by far the most popular color among feline friends.
Alan A person with a strange sense of humor, often causing confusion or amusement among others. ■ "I'm so glad I brought my Alan-detector today, because that guy was making me laugh so hard!"
Buzz A loud, humming sound made by a bee or insect. ■ "I accidentally buzzed my lip while singing 'The Star-Spangled Banner.' It was quite the buzz among the audience."
concord A state of agreement or harmony among two or more people or things. ■ "I was thrilled to hear that my roommate and I had reached a concord on what movie to watch for our movie night."
dickie An adjective used to describe someone or something that is disproportionately small in comparison to its surroundings. ■ "The little mouse was a real dickie among the giant ants."
Distribute To spread out or divide into parts, often in an uneven manner. ■ "I always make sure to distribute my pizza equally among the group, even though some people will inevitably end up with more cheese than others."
distributed Funnily divided or spread out. ■ "The cake was so delicious, I distributed it equally among my friends. But then I realized that they are all lactose intolerant and now we have a lot of leftovers."
Distribution The act of dividing something into equal or unequal parts. ■ John decided to distribute his wealth equally among his siblings, but he forgot about the one who doesn't need money.
factions A group of people who have opposing ideas or interests, often resulting in conflict. ■ The Democrats and Republicans were at odds over the budget, leading to a heated debate among factions in Congress.
Fashion A style of dress or behavior that is popular at a particular time or among a particular group of people. ■ "She followed the latest fashion trends to look cool and stylish."
Genetics The study of the inheritance patterns and variations in traits among living organisms, including humans. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it had good genetics!
grenades A small explosive device used to create chaos and panic among the enemy. ■ "When John's boss found out about his secret love affair with a grenade, he threw him out of the company."
headless Without a head or neck, often as a result of decapitation. ■ "The headless man wandered the streets, causing panic among passersby."
hottest The person or thing that is currently the most popular among others. ■ I heard he's the hottest actor in Hollywood, but I have to say, his acting skills leave something to be desired.
international Something that is shared or common among countries or nations. ■ "International" is a word used to describe anything that belongs to multiple countries, like the internet or chocolate."
Introductory Funny definition: ■ An introductory speech by a politician who accidentally says the wrong name of a person, causing hilarity among the audience.
loot A collection of valuable items stolen by a group of thieves. ■ After the bank robbery, the loot was divided among the four thieves and they made their escape into the night.
morale A feeling of general well-being and happiness among people, often associated with a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose. ■ "The morale of the team was boosted when they won the big game."
Orgies A wild and intense party, often involving sexual activity among multiple people. ■ "I heard they had an orgy at the frat house last weekend! I wish I could have been there to join in on the fun."
Pedestrian An individual who moves about on foot, often with a slow and leisurely pace. ■ John was so unfit that he could barely walk a block without breaking into a sweat. He truly was a pedestrian among pedestrians.
poverty An affliction that is so common among the lower classes of society, it's practically a national sport. ■ "Why did the poor man go to the gym? To improve his poverty-tion!
premed The act of making a decision to do something before the time is right or necessary. ■ John's premature announcement of his engagement caused quite the stir among his friends and family.
Surging To suddenly and violently begin to rise or increase. ■ "The waves started surging on the beach, causing chaos among the tourists."
Treaters A person who is generous with their treats, such as sweets, toys, or compliments. ■ Sally always brings extra treats to the office for her coworkers, making her a beloved treat-er among all.
unanimously In complete agreement, without any dissent or disagreement among all members of a group. ■ "The entire class unanimously agreed to skip the math test and go to the beach instead."
unpopular Not well-liked or widely accepted, often because of being different or controversial. ■ The new vegan restaurant in town is completely unpopular among the meat-eaters. They don't understand why anyone would choose to eat plants over animals!
walnut A small, hard-shelled nut that is typically round or oval in shape, and is a popular snack among humans and animals. ■ "I'm allergic to walnuts, so I have to be really careful when eating salads at parties."
Babes A group of attractive, young women who are popular among men. ■ "I need to hang out with the babes tonight!" said John, as he looked at his friends in awe. The group nodded enthusiastically, excited for a night full of flirting and attention.
brightest Adjective - used to describe the person, thing or idea that is the most bright, intelligent and funny among all. ■ "I think I've found my brightest friend. She's always making me laugh and she has the best sense of humor!"
circulate To pass around, especially among people or in a conversation., To move from one place to another in a continuous flow, like traffic on a busy street., To spread rumors or gossip about someone or something. ■ "I can't seem to stop circulating around the office. I just can't sit still for more than 5 minutes!, "The traffic on this highway is so bad, it feels like we're just circling around in a never-ending loop., "I heard that Jane circulates some pretty wild rumors about her coworkers. I wonder if any of them are true?
clicker A device used to produce an audible or visual signal by clicking. ■ I use a clicker to train my dog to sit.; An attractive person, especially a woman, who is popular among men. ■ "She's such a clicker!" said John, as he drooled over the beautiful woman at the bar.
colleges A collection of students who are not very smart, but who believe they are. ■ John went to a college where he was the only one who could figure out how to use a calculator. He was known as "the genius" among his peers.
consensus A widely held agreement or understanding. ■ The consensus among scientists was that the Earth is flat, until one brave soul came forward and said "Actually, it's not." The rest of the group looked at each other in confusion before finally nodding in agreement with the lone dissenter. From that day on, the consensus was that the Earth is round.
Controversy A situation in which there is disagreement or conflict about something. ■ "The new vegan menu at the restaurant sparked controversy among longtime customers who were used to their favorite dishes being made with meat." A topic that people argue about, often because they have different opinions or values. ■ "The ongoing debate over gun control is a major source of controversy in the United States."
Coopers A group of people who are very good at making things, especially food or drink. They are known for their expertise in their field. ■ "The Coopers were the best bartenders in town, and their signature cocktail, the "Cooper's Delight," was legendary among foodies."
Debian Linux3 A highly customizable and user-friendly Linux distribution that is popular among developers, tinkerers, and other technically-savvy individuals. Despite its technical nature, Debian Linux is surprisingly easy to use, and its vast array of packages and software make it a great choice for anyone looking to get started with Linux. ■ "I've been using Debian Linux for years, but I still can't figure out why I can't install that one package I need. It's like trying to solve a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma."
Delegates A group of people chosen by a government or organization to represent their interests and make decisions on their behalf. ■ "The delegates were tasked with negotiating the peace treaty between the two warring nations, but they kept bickering among themselves and couldn't seem to agree on anything."
Dictators A group of people who have the power to make decisions for everyone else, but always seem to be making the wrong ones. ■ The dictators decided that no one could leave their homes after 8 pm, causing a mass panic among the citizens.
docking The act of attaching a boat to a dock or pier, usually involving the use of ropes or chains. ■ John forgot how to dock his boat and ended up ramming into the pier, causing a commotion among the nearby fishermen. "Looks like he's trying to catch a big one," one man quipped.
dragoons A type of infantry that is equipped with heavy armor and long-handled weapons, such as spears or pikes. ■ The dragoon marched down the street in full armor, causing a stir among the locals who had never seen such a sight before.
embedded To be so deeply rooted or ingrained in a system or society that it is difficult to remove or change. ■ "The company's embedded culture of efficiency made it one of the most successful businesses in the world, but also led to burnout among its employees."
epizootics A sudden outbreak of a disease or illness among a particular species of animal, often resulting in widespread panic and hysteria. ■ "The town was in a state of epizootics after the discovery of a new strain of dog flu that was spreading rapidly through the canine population."
federation A group of people who have a common goal and are willing to work together to achieve it, often through the use of humor and playful banter. ■ "The Federation of Silly Friends" was formed when a group of comedians realized that they shared a love for making people laugh. They started performing together at local comedy clubs and quickly gained a following among fans of their irreverent style.
five The number five, or "fiver" in the United Kingdom. A hand symbol representing five fingers. ■ "I have five apples and I'm sharing them equally among my friends.", "When I was a child, I thought five was the coolest number because it's the one with the most fingers!"
forest A large, dense area of trees and other vegetation that covers a significant portion of the Earth's surface. Forests are home to many different species of plants and animals. ■ "I went for a hike in the forest and found myself lost among the towering trees. But fear not, I eventually stumbled upon a group of friendly woodland creatures who helped me find my way back home!
Franchise A person who purchases the right to operate a business under an existing brand name or system, and is granted exclusive rights to use that brand's trademarks, products, and services in exchange for paying a fee to the owner of the brand. ■ "John bought a franchise for his own fast-food restaurant chain, which he named 'McSucks.' Despite its hilarious name, John's restaurant became a massive hit among fast-food lovers."
frisky adjective, relating to or full of playfulness and liveliness, especially in a sexual manner. ■ The frisky cat chased its tail around the room, leaving a trail of dust in its wake., The couple's frisky behavior during their honeymoon caused quite the stir among their family and friends.
fuhrer A charismatic leader who inspires devotion and loyalty among his followers, often through the use of propaganda and fear. ■ "I'm not a fuhrer," said the small, timid man in an attempt to defuse the tension in the room. "But I do have some ideas on how we can improve our team's performance."