E-vite
An invitation sent over the internet, as opposed to regular postal mail (n.); the act of inviting in such a manner (v.) E-vite follows the same format as e-mail, meaning electronic mail. More…
e-voting
online voting The article was about voting online electronically. The author needed a catchy title so people would read the article. Saying electronic voting in the article title would be More…
evac
To leave or clear out from an area for safety from some kind of disaster The word was used after people returned to Houston after evacuating for hurricane Rita. With all these hurricanes More…
Evals
A method of appraising a class and its teacher academically. Already examinations have become exams, middle of the term tests have become midterms, and even final exams have become just More…
Evanjellyfish
A professing evangelical Christian who compromises their faith by submitting to the claims of the popular culture Reason used: The word was used to refer to wishy-washy Christians in a More…
Everypony
All persons in a group of bronies or pony-players. =‘Every’ is in reference to ‘all,’ such as in ‘everybody,’ and could perhaps have been created by analogy to ‘everybody’ as well as being More…
everytime
encompassing all points in time, all the time =standard addition of every- to the beginning of a word to include all possible individual members of the group denoted by that word, such as More…
everyware
a.k.a. ubiquitous computing -or- ubicomp Technically ubiquitous computing refers to a post-desktop model of human-computer interaction in which information processing has been thoroughly More…