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Definitions by Yamato Yamamoto

seventies 

Also written as: ’70s

(informal) the Unix Epoch.
Somehow the clock on my iPod got reset to the seventies.
seventies by Yamato Yamamoto June 23, 2022

5726-NOOO!

Pronunciation: five-seven-two-six-NO

1. Your reaction when your very expensive watch breaks, or especially, falls down from a bridge into the water.

Etymology: From the name of Reference 57260, the world’s most complicated watch. The watch was invented by Vacheron Constantin, a watch and clock manufacturer founded in 1755.

Usage notes: The letter "O" may be repeated any number of times.
George: 5726-NOOO!!!!
Amelia: What’s wrong?
George: Are you blind?!?! My precious, $1,000,000 watch just fell into the river!!!
5726-NOOO! by Yamato Yamamoto June 13, 2022

zero-point-once 

1. One-tenth of a time.
2. (in mathematics) Used to describe a quotient between 0.1 and 0.2.
I ran around the track zero-point-once, then I got tired.
“Seven goes into 1 zero-point-once, with a remainder of 0.3.”

(Said by someone on Numberphile, a channel on YouTube.)
The 703rd minute after midnight and the seventeenth before noon, the time right between 11:42 and 11:44.
Today I stayed in bed until 11:43.
11:43 by Yamato Yamamoto April 23, 2022
The 645th minute after midday and the seventy-fifth before midnight; the time after 22:14 and before 22:16.
Parent: Hey, what time is it?
Kid: It’s 22:45.
Parent: That’s too late to stay up. Time to go to bed.
Kid: Okay, I was just kidding. It’s 21:45.
Parent: THAT’S A LIE!!!!
22:45 by Yamato Yamamoto April 23, 2022
The 675th minute after noon and the forty-fifth before midnight; the time between 23:14 and 23:16.
- Do you have any idea what time it is?
- Yes, it’s 23:15. Time for you to get in bed.
23:15 by Yamato Yamamoto April 23, 2022
A Gregorian non-leap year starting on a Sunday.
In the U.S. and Canada, Daylight Saving Time 2023 starts on March 12 and ends on November 5. In Europe, it starts on March 27 and ends on October 30.
2023 by Yamato Yamamoto February 18, 2022