A process where the oil and gas industry stabs the Earth deep and pumps high-pressure water to fracture the rocks beneath, hoping it spits out oil and natural gas without causing any earthquakes or poisoning the air outside and the underground water. Also known as hydraulic fracturing.

A temporary storage for software applications to store stuff they'll need to remember quickly later. Exactly like that sad chair where you throw your clothes for quick access.

An organ that stores bile, but out of the blue turns into a drama queen and starts creating excruciatingly painful gallstones. Like the appendix, a common way to deal with this organ is by removing it.

A person who freaks out over every minor paper cut or ache and is convinced it’s the start of something catastrophic in their body. Google’s favourite customer and the doctor’s recurring headache.

A corporate trap, also known as a booth, set up in exhibitions by companies to lure naive professionals with free tote bags, stickers, and tees and brainwash them that their perfectly fine system is broken without their overpriced solution.