Search results for 'real':

real talk (noun) : Something that is said and is true.

"Yeah, that be true. It's real talk, real talk!"

Submitted by: Shamiqua Blackwell on Apr. 08, 2007 13:16

real-time (adjective) : media of the present moment as it occurs

You are watching a real-time presentation via the internet. —unknown, news broadcast, daily

Submitted by: Patti Casey from Texas on Nov. 02, 2005 11:45

reali-tainment (noun) : a television program combining elements of reality for entertainment

"Fulfilling our Hollywoodbred notion about what kids are like, giving us tears and taunts and a little sex: Is that reality? No, that's reali-tainment" —Richard Corliss, Time Magazine, August 4th 2008

Submitted by: Smartypants from Canada on Oct. 27, 2008 19:45

realify (verb) : to take something fake past the point of seeming real

His acting was so realified.

Submitted by: Christian from Australia on Apr. 04, 2006 06:04

realisticist (noun) : one whose judgment of a film, book, video game, etc. requires the depiction of plausible or logical actions and consequences

Tony is considered a realisticist because he watched the movie and thought it distasteful because it could not actually happen in real life. —, November 19, 2007

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 19, 2007 20:46

Realitize (verb) : To bring someone to a state of reality; to say or do something to allow someone to see things as they actually are

He was blinded by this idea and no matter how hard I tried I could not realitize him. —Jessica Sandlin,

Submitted by: Jessica Sandlin from Texas on Jun. 23, 2007 17:01

reallocatable (adjective) : able to be reallocated

Please consider using desktop software licenses from the reallocatable license pool before pursuing any new purchases.

Submitted by: Wade Leishman from California on Mar. 05, 2009 20:04

realtocrap (noun) : crappy reality TV shows

Submitted by: Skllyn on Oct. 21, 2005 20:08

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