Hamsplain
The common practice of amateur radio operators of answering a question which was not asked, using as many irrelevant facts as possible, some of which may be correct.
If you want to hamsplain properly, you begin by citing your accomplishments, and end with a homework assignment.
Hamsplaining
1. When you use a reference from the musical #Hamilton to explain a situation or concept to someone.
2. Also using Hamilton allegories in an overly frequent manner, so much so that your friends see it coming.
2. Also using Hamilton allegories in an overly frequent manner, so much so that your friends see it coming.
1. I know you're sad you weren't picked to start on Saturday's basketball game. That's the same way Hamilton felt when he kept asking Washington to let him have troops to command, and Washington kept saying "No".
2. Your friend is doing homework, and asks: " Does anyone have a good example of famous friends that were very competitive ?"
Other friend: "Oh boy, John's going to be Hamsplaining this one to him."
2. Your friend is doing homework, and asks: " Does anyone have a good example of famous friends that were very competitive ?"
Other friend: "Oh boy, John's going to be Hamsplaining this one to him."