" averaged "

 [ "averager " ]

1: A person typically between the ages of 15-30, of middle to upper middle economic class, whose values, interests, sense of humor, and outward appearance relentlessly conform to their immediate culture's norms of popularity. An averager's interests will change only to the extent that the most common fads and fashions within their age group change, and features of themselves that don't match these widespread norms are hidden away publically and forcibly repressed psychologically.

  * e.g.,  ... "Ugh! Let's leave. This bar couldn't have more averagers." 

 [ "averager " ]

2: Preferences and ideas that are not abundantly average/popular are immediately and outwardly valued as inferior, amazingly without any application of rational thought on the averager's part. Critical thinking skills are notoriously lacking, but if the image of being a "critical thinker" is popular, they will pay lip service to their critical thinking skills to their peers.

  * e.g.,  ... "Don't join that frat! Look who's in it! It's just one averager after another." 

 [ "averager " ]

3: The primary goal of an averager is to look, act, and think exactly like the centralized average group of people within their basic age group while demonizing and putting down non-averagers.

 [ "Average" ]

1: An average person is someone who Loves Harry Potter, hates Twilight, perfers google to yahoo, and enjoys playing with their socks during church!

  * e.g.,  ... most of america, Average 

 [ "Averagity" ]

1: An adjective describing someone or something that is average.

  * e.g.,  ... The averagity of that youtube video bored the crap out of me...Literally. 

 [ "Average" ]

1: Though often thought to mean mundane and boring, Average really means what occurs the most. "My Life Is Average" is a site were "Average" means "crazy awesome" to the mundane boring person. If you make your life crazy awesome by doing random things, not only will you be happier, but you will redefine average in your life.

  * e.g.,  ... "Today, I was walking home from school when suddenly, two guys ran by me. They stopped at the crosswalk ahead, pulled out lightsabers, and dueled until the walk sign went green. MLIA." In an attempt to be un-average, Sara wore a snuggie to school. Soon this became a trend, and every average person wore a snuggie. 

 [ "Average" ]

1: Unknow concept for idiot like mnema Geoff. Average is in range between ft 9 and 5 ft 10 and ideal height according European's survey opinion that you can find digiting "Statista ideal height" is beeteen 5 ft 10 and 6 ft 1, therefore short is below 5 ft 5 and 6 ft is not borderline height

  * e.g.,  ... "It's more important opinion of statistic institute about average and ideal height or a beggars like mnema Geoff, your mother will be raped and will died of breast cancer and I'm so happy 

 [ "Average" ]

1: Anything that can be seen without a microscope.

  * e.g.,  ... Daniel: Hey what’s average? 

 [ "Average" ]

1: Previously thought to be boring and normal, average describes a person who loves dinosaurs, ninjas, Harry potter, hates Twilight and knows that Google will always triumph over Yahoo!

  * e.g.,  ... My life is so average, it's awesome! 

 [ "Average" ]

1: Someone who:

  * e.g.,  ... Today I was reading MLIA and thinking about how my parents never do anything average. Just then dad ran in excitedly to show me little hats he bought to put on Easter eggs after you dye them. MLIA. 

 [ "Average" ]

2: - Reads MLIA.

 [ "Average" ]

3: - Loves Harry Potter.

 [ "Average" ]

4: - Hates Twilight.

 [ "Average" ]

5: - Is completely random, weird, awesome, etc.

 [ "Average" ]

6: - Makes pillow forts.

 [ "Average" ]

7: - Loves ninjas.

 [ "Average" ]

8: - Prefers google over yahoo.

 [ "Average" ]

9: - Read DBPB.

 [ "Average" ]

10: - Possibly owns a Pillow Pet or something else random.

 [ "Average" ]

11: - Is a probably a dork, band geek, nerd, etc. (: And many others things you may think of. :D

 [ "average" ]

1: Good Enough to bang after a few beers

  * e.g.,  ... So what do you think of her?  

 [ "on average" ]

1: A phrase used in an attempt to modify sweeping generalization into inductive argument by reducing the circumstances under which the generality might be considered false, given the semantics of averaging.

  * e.g.,  ... On average, goods that cost more energy to produce are better than goods that cost less energy to produce. You know, like a steak versus a salad. Or a Rolex versus a Timex. They're just better - I'm just saying - on average.