44 definitions by Radin Happier
The letter that seems like its the normal English I (Pronunciation: Eye)
But instead, It's a Cyrillic letter
But instead, It's a Cyrillic letter
by Radin Happier January 11, 2023
A fictional adjective to portray qualities/characteristics of a pumpkin
Where did the fictional adjective come from?
It came from a Halloween-themed Object Show short, titled "Pumpkin 2.0" originally created by a team called Jacknjellify.
Where did the fictional adjective come from?
It came from a Halloween-themed Object Show short, titled "Pumpkin 2.0" originally created by a team called Jacknjellify.
by Radin Happier September 2, 2023
1. An acronym used for when it is Monday, The start of weekdays
(Fuck, It's Monday!)
2. An acronym used for when you are finally aware that it is may, The case of it may be for you loving mays, something special is happening on may or something else.
(Finally, It's May!)
3. An acronym used for an assessment tool doctors, therapists, and nurses use during rehabilitation and physical therapy.
(Functional Independence Measure)
4. An acronym used for the TV show My Little Pony
(Friendship Is Magic)
5. An acronym used for a math practice website
(First in Math)
6. A Portuguese word that means "The End" (Finally no more acronyms)
(Ok, agora é o "fim" dos dias da semana.)
(Okay, Now it is "the end" of the weekdays.)
(Fuck, It's Monday!)
2. An acronym used for when you are finally aware that it is may, The case of it may be for you loving mays, something special is happening on may or something else.
(Finally, It's May!)
3. An acronym used for an assessment tool doctors, therapists, and nurses use during rehabilitation and physical therapy.
(Functional Independence Measure)
4. An acronym used for the TV show My Little Pony
(Friendship Is Magic)
5. An acronym used for a math practice website
(First in Math)
6. A Portuguese word that means "The End" (Finally no more acronyms)
(Ok, agora é o "fim" dos dias da semana.)
(Okay, Now it is "the end" of the weekdays.)
1. "FIM!" "The start of the weekdays..."
2. "FIM!" "This is my favorite month!"
3. "I don't know what to put here because I don't know things that doctors therapist and nurses say"
4. "MLP FIM" (My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic)
5. "I am going to go on the website FIM so I can practice math"
6. "Ok, agora é o fim dos dias da semana."
(Okay, Now it is the end of the weekdays.)
2. "FIM!" "This is my favorite month!"
3. "I don't know what to put here because I don't know things that doctors therapist and nurses say"
4. "MLP FIM" (My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic)
5. "I am going to go on the website FIM so I can practice math"
6. "Ok, agora é o fim dos dias da semana."
(Okay, Now it is the end of the weekdays.)
by Radin Happier August 16, 2022
An object show is a type of animated web series or online competition where everyday objects are given personalities and compete against each other in various challenges or tasks. The objects can range from foods and household items to abstract concepts or even fictional characters.
These shows are typically divided into teams or individuals who compete in challenges that can involve puzzles, quizzes, physical tasks, or obstacle courses. The objects use their unique attributes to complete the challenges, and are eliminated either through a voting system or by failing the tasks.
Object Shows often have a host or hosts who guide the competition, provide commentary, and sometimes interact with the objects. Viewers can vote for their favorite objects or participate in determining the outcome of the challenges.
These shows have become increasingly popular among online communities, particularly on platforms like YouTube. They offer a mix of humor, storytelling, and competition that appeals to a wide range of audiences. Some Object Shows have even developed a dedicated fan base and inspired spin-offs or fan-made content.
Object shows, such as Battle for Dream Island, Inanimate Insanity, and Battle for Poorly Made Object Show, are popular among fans.
These shows are typically divided into teams or individuals who compete in challenges that can involve puzzles, quizzes, physical tasks, or obstacle courses. The objects use their unique attributes to complete the challenges, and are eliminated either through a voting system or by failing the tasks.
Object Shows often have a host or hosts who guide the competition, provide commentary, and sometimes interact with the objects. Viewers can vote for their favorite objects or participate in determining the outcome of the challenges.
These shows have become increasingly popular among online communities, particularly on platforms like YouTube. They offer a mix of humor, storytelling, and competition that appeals to a wide range of audiences. Some Object Shows have even developed a dedicated fan base and inspired spin-offs or fan-made content.
Object shows, such as Battle for Dream Island, Inanimate Insanity, and Battle for Poorly Made Object Show, are popular among fans.
by Radin Happier September 2, 2023
by Radin Happier August 16, 2022
1. Used for leaving an area
2. Used to demonstrate anti-war
3. When someone is alone
4. When something is calm (Mostly referred to as "Peaceful") (Shorter version: "Tranquillity")
5. Free from anxiety, distress and etc. (Mostly referred to as "At Peace")
2. Used to demonstrate anti-war
3. When someone is alone
4. When something is calm (Mostly referred to as "Peaceful") (Shorter version: "Tranquillity")
5. Free from anxiety, distress and etc. (Mostly referred to as "At Peace")
1. "I gotta go, Peace out"
2. "Why cant this world have peace?"
3. "Ah, Finally in peace."
4. "This is peaceful"
5. "Now my anxiety is at peace."
2. "Why cant this world have peace?"
3. "Ah, Finally in peace."
4. "This is peaceful"
5. "Now my anxiety is at peace."
by Radin Happier August 12, 2022