Mae Crawford (
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poly_chromatic2012-11-21 10:51 pm
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So, dictionaries keep finding their way into my hands, which I took as a sign. But look at what I've found:
Legitimate entry in a dictionary, and all! However, I want to submit a different meaning, considering my vast, thorough research into the matter:
I propose we push this forward as a City-wide accepted definition. All in favour, say-or-type aye.
[ooc; That first definition is real, I shit you not. (He had it coming.)]
EAMES
Pronunciation (US): i:mz
• EAMES (noun)
1. United States designer noted for an innovative series of chairs (1907-1978)
Familiarity information: EAMES used as a noun is very rare.
Instance hypernyms:
decorator; designer; house decorator; interior decorator; interior designer; room decorator (a person who specializes in designing architectural interiors and their furnishings)
Legitimate entry in a dictionary, and all! However, I want to submit a different meaning, considering my vast, thorough research into the matter:
EAMES [i:mz]
adj. Eamesier, Eamesiest1. Said of a surly, yet (relatively) stylish, rake with a tendency to get in the good graces of anyone despite all instincts warning towards the contrary. 2. A precarious mix of cynicism, imagination and smarminess. 3. Said of a person with a disposition towards changing their mood from lots of fun to the world is ending and everything is a trap in under two comments.
I propose we push this forward as a City-wide accepted definition. All in favour, say-or-type aye.
[ooc; That first definition is real, I shit you not. (He had it coming.)]
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[He wants to refer to Eames as a chair. Because...reasons.]
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[He had a chair yell at him once, during a curse. But he didn't yell back. He doesn't yell at chairs.]
Guess I'll go with the second one.
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It's a veritable definition.
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It is.
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Yes.
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