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A neologism refering to the bloggers at feministe.

"[B]irth control ... messes with God’s will, God’s will to permanently relieve me from cat litter duty. Because God has nothing better to do." Ann Althouse 2008

(Which explains why Bad Mother persists in refering to herself in the third person and driving herself and her three readers slowly but certainly insane.)

Of Socrates and sleep | Her Bad Mother 2006

When I lived in Rochester, I heard words like Dago, Guinea (I am not sure it how it is spelled but it is derogative term refering to Ameican Italians), Whop; here in Oklahoma and Texas I hear Wetback, Spic, Gresserused the same way.

Banning some words HERE on This Website 2007

The country to which you are refering is officially known as the “United States of America.”

Microsoft: 419 cop 2005

Incidentally, on the word “consumer”: I worked at a food pantry for a few years, and the touchy-feely word we were told to use in refering to our bottom-class patrons was “consumer.”

Dell calling « BuzzMachine 2005

When I lived in Rochester, I heard words like Dago, Guinea (I am not sure it how it is spelled but it is derogative term refering to Ameican Italians), Whop; here in Oklahoma and Texas I hear Wetback, Spic, Gresserused the same way.

Banning some words HERE on This Website 2007

The term "coolie" is a pejorative term refering to usually unskilled laborers from Asia, particularly China and India. . .

City Council Stands Up To ACLU on Behalf of LAPD and The City 2006

This is a psychological term refering to a person losing coherent contact with exterior reality, seemingly drifting away for a more or less extended period, wherein his/her behavior can be disconnected, bizarre, affectless or with inappropriate affect — sort of like extreme, borderline pathological, daydreaming.

Firedoglake » Head of Household 2006

Consider the opening lines of "Septentrion," a word that is obsolete in English, refering to the North:

Silliman's Blog 2009

wanted to tell bee that 'stole' is a phrase refering to a light dupatta in india these days...

Orissa: Food & Images TheCooker 2007