Genomic

What do we mean by genomic?

Of or pertaining to a genome.

The study of genomes and genes. Urban Dictionary

For a biologic organism, the genome is the entire set of hereditary information in DNA form (in some virus, RNA), needed for that organism to replicate itself. Urban Dictionary

1. One who departed India during the partition and moved to the Philippines to start a new life. Settled in Manila and may or may not have left the Philippines but will always consider "1207" home base. Urban Dictionary

A policy of discrimination towards a individual or group due to the presence of markers within their genetic code. (Future-Slang) The doctrine or system under which a individual(s) identifiable genetic markers makes them open for discrimination. Under Genomism, a person can be accessed and determined fit or unfit for a occupation, activity or even inclusion within the society itself, all without consideration of personal achievements, ability or demeanor. This can extend to imprisoning a person in which no crime had (yet) been committed but which a person has a genetic makeup indicating a likelihood of crime. To (il)legally discriminate due to a DNA analysis. Urban Dictionary

A crazy guy on msn and IRC. Does stuff and thinks about the consequences later. Urban Dictionary

The study of Noms. Urban Dictionary

The scientific process by which the specific genetic coding of infectious agents are systematically evaluated in order to determine shifts in regional infectivity, percentage of disease relative to similar variants and identification novel gene sequences capable of antibody generated vaccine escape as targets for booster immunization. Urban Dictionary

A smart alic brit quite elusive inventor of the word 'kiyasa' Urban Dictionary

1/ Sexy little boy member of FireArms Forums 2/ Sentry in game series Metal Gear Solid Urban Dictionary

1)The inability to see past two feet in front of you. 2)Ignoring objects that magically appear out of nowhere (ie Cardboard boxes). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to genomic:
genomic, gnomic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word genomic:
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