by Sultan Jack July 21, 2020

Paper-to-cast, often used within a film/literature context, is used to describe a quintessential portrayal of a cast as depicted by its respective characters in a book or vice-versa if 'paper' and 'cast' were interchanged.
by D-Dawgz February 14, 2025

"I don't wanna be around the chaos cast!"
"who is the Chaos Cast?"
"y o u d o n ' t w a n n a k n o w"
"who is the Chaos Cast?"
"y o u d o n ' t w a n n a k n o w"
by Adaws September 06, 2023

by Atlamta Falcons April 18, 2016

Judging people by the level of education their job requires; in contrast to judging people by the level of inherited wealth in their family.
Caste-ism exists in contrast to classism; which judges people solely based on their mode-of production.
Classism has its ontology in the patriarch whereas caste-ism originates from matrifocal and/or matrilineal cultures.
Classism has its ontology in the patriarch whereas caste-ism originates from matrifocal and/or matrilineal cultures.
by zanderfin August 21, 2020

by BADUSSYCLUSSYPUSSYSLAYER69 October 26, 2022
