A fork of Rural Dictionary
An occurrence--usually something that someone says or does--that perfectly exhibits their closeted homosexuality. A pun on 'Example A'.
Example 1: Person 1: Jerry is totally into Brad. I can just tell. Person 2: What? Jerry's straight. Person 1: Jerry is gay. Person 2: No he isn't! Person 1: Example gAy: He wore leopard-print skinny jeans yesterday. Example 2: I don't understand how Paul's mom still hasn't realized he likes guys. Example gAy: he teaches an 'Urban Tango' class at the learning center on Fridays.
A term used to replace names to avoid misinterpretation of external humane involvement in explanation of terms. Often followed in suit by an appropriate number if multiple Example Persons are required
Example Person #1:I entered a definition into urban dictionary and used Example Person instead of a random name to be an example of a person who says pro-single sex marriage phrases to avoid arousing ire from those who may believe I am insulting a personal contact of mine. Example Person #2:Good idea, definitions and interpretations on urban dictionary can become truly ambiguous with the involvement of monikers.
An excelent response when some makes fun of you for a fail even tough they failed in a similar way in the recent past
Man1: HaHaHaHaHa dude you totally whiped out there bro, what a fail Man2: Whatever dude u did the same thing 5 minutes ago, I just choose to fail by example, ya big dummy
Perused examples that existed as having been relevant in the past
For example ex examples can still be regarded as relevant even though irrerently irrelevant.
N.) When you attempt to explain the subtle nuances surrounding a person, group, class, etc. using an example, but you accidentally provide an example that contradicts your claim
Person A.) Man... all black people are fucking criminals... Person B.) Hey man, that’s not true—not all black people are like that; OJ Simpson isn’t... okay, bad example, but you get what I’m saying.
An example that follows a principle or rule, which can be in religion, math, music, science, etc., and refers to something reduced to its most basic form.
My professor explained that a gene can become an oncogene by a point mutation that causes the gene to always be turned on. He used Ras as a canonical example of this idea because one point mutation in the Ras gene can result in it being constitutively turned on and leading to cancer.