noun \i-ˈkä-nə-mist\
Someone who doesn’t have the personality to be an accountant.
noun \ˈwən pər-ˈsent\
An attitude, not an amount.
noun \ˈthrē dē ˈprin-tiŋ\ A process by which end-users (or “makers” as they call themselves) can create insane amounts of plastic nick-nacks, virtually at will and barely any cost, with the push of a button.
noun \ˈājˈäv ˈig-n(ə-)rən(t)s\ The period directly preceding the Information Age. Because there was no internet yet, only some people knew some things but nearly everyone knew they didn’t know everything. (See also the Information Age.)
noun \ˈȯl ˈäv thə ˈprä-bləms\What the Fed should’ve solved already. We’re talking about unemployment… the cost of living… U.S. output… stock prices… the shrinking middle class… monthly limits on cell phone data usage… bad pizza…broken marriages… Miley Cyrus and all of the other problems.
noun \an-tee-dis-uh-stab-lish-muh n-tair-ee-uh-niz uh m\
Increasing the size of government without objection… one unread bill at a time.
adjective \ˈant- ˈī-ˈfra-jəl\ Antonym for fragile. Describes things that gain from disorder or crises — like government.
noun \ˈber ˈmär-kət\ A 6- to 18-month period when the kids get no allowance, the wife gets no jewelry, and an investor gets what’s coming to him.
noun \ˈbed ən(d)ˈbrek-fəst ˈstāj\ The new phase in the life cycle wedged between the career phase and traditional retirement. It usually kicks in when children have left home, careers have ended and a man’s balance sheet begins to look better than he does.
biographical name \ˈbilˈgāts\ Where God goes for a loan.
noun \ˈbit-ˈkoin\ Imaginary friend to computer nerds around the globe…
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