Mr. Antenor
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Altenord-type
"Altern" is for the alternative type of cool,
(cool but different). And the "nord" is north in french, it significate of going foward
(cool but different). And the "nord" is north in french, it significate of going foward
Altenord-type by Nathan.3ude February 14, 2023
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Antemortem
1. Event that occurs before going beyond NDE (+NDE), landing on absolute DE (death experience) and finally knowing what's the deal with death.
2. Alternative way of spelling premortem.
2. Alternative way of spelling premortem.
1. I wish I could have ten billion premortem good LSD trips.
2. I wonder if someone's already defined the terms antemortem and premortem.
2. I wonder if someone's already defined the terms antemortem and premortem.
Antemortem by hecajoda March 31, 2010
Antenoon
an· te· noon | \ ˈan-ti-ˈnün \
A combination of the prefix ante- and the word noon. Defines the early part of the day ending with noon: the opposite of afternoon. It is an updated version of the archaic word "forenoon"
A combination of the prefix ante- and the word noon. Defines the early part of the day ending with noon: the opposite of afternoon. It is an updated version of the archaic word "forenoon"
Good antenoon! Is everyone getting ready for our afternoon meeting?
Enjoy the relatively cool antenoon, for the afternoon promises to be a scorcher.
Enjoy the relatively cool antenoon, for the afternoon promises to be a scorcher.
Antenoon by aquaphoenixZ November 9, 2021
antemorum
The feeling of nostalgia from or longing of something you aren't able experience because it is in the past.
E.g feeling nostalgia for the 90's while being born in the 2000's
E.g feeling nostalgia for the 90's while being born in the 2000's
Anteforial
anteforial adj.
Pronunciation: /ˌantɪˈfɔ rɪəl/
Etymology:
From Latin ante- ‘before’ + a coined form -forial, derived from Latin foris ‘door, gate, entrance’, suggesting something positioned or referenced earlier in a text or discourse, metaphorically ‘before the door’ or ‘set forth earlier’.
Definition:
Referring to that which has been previously mentioned or stated; aforementioned.
Pronunciation: /ˌantɪˈfɔ rɪəl/
Etymology:
From Latin ante- ‘before’ + a coined form -forial, derived from Latin foris ‘door, gate, entrance’, suggesting something positioned or referenced earlier in a text or discourse, metaphorically ‘before the door’ or ‘set forth earlier’.
Definition:
Referring to that which has been previously mentioned or stated; aforementioned.
Anteforial by Claudios7789 April 30, 2025