Oriented: the American poor-relative of the English 'orientated'; to rotate an object through any plane to align in any given angle; to have bias of political, religious or sexual tendencies; any leanings or sympathies to any such beliefs. Derived from such activity as 'orienteering', using map and compass, from a given point to any other, using 'way-finding' to arrive at that given point
'He was oriented (US) orientated (Eng) towards the party for civil liberties', or 'The airplane (US) aeroplane (Eng) was oriented (US) orientated (Eng) toward south (US) towards the south (Eng)'
by Campaign for real English July 4, 2013
1) verb. To have sexual relations with one of asian descent.
2) adj. Used to indicate heavy asian influence or representation.
2) adj. Used to indicate heavy asian influence or representation.
by JWS April 21, 2005
As with previous entry:
oriented - (Wiktionary en.wiktionary.org/wiki/oriented)
'Adjective: oriented (comparative more oriented, superlative most oriented). having a specific orientation'
oriented - (Wiktionary en.wiktionary.org/wiki/oriented)
'Adjective: oriented (comparative more oriented, superlative most oriented). having a specific orientation'
by Campaign for real English July 4, 2013
The illiterate way to say "oriented." While technically a word, you sound like a moron when you say it.
by workinglate February 7, 2006
by lexicali slim September 15, 2009
by K90 June 15, 2007
Orientalism is historically an expression of the curiosity of an imperialistic mindset, though this is becoming less so.
by LudwigVan November 12, 2003