A fork of Rural Dictionary
Bullet points are most often used to shorten lengthy paragraphs into manageable, comprehendible phrases fit for scanning.
* This is the text of a list item. Steve, notice the bullet point to the left.
* Steve, this is a different list item, and so there is another bullet.
This line is part of the second list item; there is no bullet.
* This is a third list item Steve. Hence, a new bullet.
silver bullet point (n)- A short, easily digestible, utterly convincing statement. Generally directed toward business types who are looking for short, easily digestible solutions.
"Hey John, that powerpoint was awesome! The silver bullet point on the last page won us the contract for sure!"
silver bullet-point (n)- A short, easily digestible, utterly convincing statement. Generally directed toward business types who are looking for short, easily digestible solutions.
"Hey John, that PowerPoint was awesome! The silver bullet-point on the last page won us the contract for sure!"
Bullet-pointing, Bullet-point, Bullet-pointed:
1. To turn down someone's romantic advance with a clear list of all of the reasons a relationship will never work.
2. To turn down someone with such brutality and gusto that it destroys them.
1. Mary is bullet-pointing John with all her rules of dating.
2. Brad is bullet-pointing the intern who asked for a promotion.