New Frames

New entry in progressive lexicon

cheney - che'-ney

v. chenied, cheneying, cheneys

1. To hit, wound or kill as a result of recklessness
2. To ignore your surroundings or environs
3. To be careless in decision making
4. To deviate from standard awareness and known truths
5. To cause easily preventable accidents or even wars

tr. v. cheney

1.  To lack peripheral vision

[Late Latin: chenicare, to ignore facts,  from Latin: chenus, to go blind]

A little girl who was skiing on the bunny slope was chenied hard by a drunken snow boarder who ignored the bright orange "SKI SLOW" signs on the slope.

cheney - che'-ney

v. chenied, cheneying, cheneys

1. To hit, wound or kill as a result of recklessness
2. To ignore your surroundings or environs
3. To be careless in decision making
4. To deviate from standard awareness and known truths
5. To cause easily preventable accidents or even wars

tr. v. cheney

1.  To lack peripheral vision

[Late Latin: chenicare, to ignore facts,  from Latin: chenus, to go blind]

A little girl who was skiing on the bunny slope was chenied hard by a drunken snow boarder who ignored the bright orange "SKI SLOW" signs on the slope.

New entry in progressive lexicon

femafy - fe'-ma-fy

tr.v. femafied, femafying, femafies

1. To make fema
2. To negate something through favoritism
3. To make of no value
4. To counteract effectiveness of

[Late Latin: femaficare, to lower standards,  from Latin: femus, group think]

By hiring his former fraternity brother, who had no experience in accounting, as head accountant Bob femafied the accounting division of the hospital.