Someone who has Asperger's Syndrome. Also someone who seems like they have Asperger's Syndrome. For example Bill Gates.
by Harmonica Dude July 20, 2010
An aspie is one who has Asperger's Syndrome, which is believed to be part of the autism spectrum. Aspies, while being quite gifted verbally, have social, emotional, and sensory integration difficulties, among others. Aspie is an affectionate term, and is not meant as a put down.
My son is an aspie, so he's not so great at making idle chit chat at parties, or even at being in crowds, but he can get us home from anywhere. He says he just consults the map in his brain.
by Susan Taggart July 10, 2005
by BearIncognito March 22, 2018
One afflicted with Asperger's Syndrome, a disorder on the autism spectrum.
The disorder causes social and often motor impairments but those who have it are often very intelligent and have particularly strong interests.
Used mostly among Aspies themselves.
The disorder causes social and often motor impairments but those who have it are often very intelligent and have particularly strong interests.
Used mostly among Aspies themselves.
by Dan Grover June 18, 2004
This term is an affectionate nickname for those with Asperger's syndrome. It was the idea of parents/relatives of aspies.
Aspies are healthy mentally, their brain's just wired a different way.
Aspies are healthy mentally, their brain's just wired a different way.
I am an Aspie. That is, a person with asperger's syndrome. Some of the definitions on asperger's on here are questionable at best, at worst, so ignorant as to be offensive.
Someone who claims to be an aspie ((the one that mentions a pill about the size of a tic-tac)) would be more believable had they omitted the clause of it being made up.
Someone who claims to be an aspie ((the one that mentions a pill about the size of a tic-tac)) would be more believable had they omitted the clause of it being made up.
by Walking Talking Dictionary September 11, 2006
A superior being, while deficient in chaotic morasses such as small-talk, inferior double-standard-laden customs and values trumpeted by Neurotypicals, and deciphering Neurotypical body-language, more than makes up for it with a sharp, penetrating mind that is highly adept at developing an intense focus on a subject giving them a near-savant level of proficiency, an inborn sense of principles that allows them to develop practically consistent characteristics and values, and an ability to reason independently, reducing their susceptibility to dogma, acceptance of groundless assertions, and the hazards of groupthink.
The eccentric man with the encyclopaedic knowledge, monotone voice, and static facial expression must be an Aspie.
by Magnus Odious October 24, 2006
A person (like me) with Aspergers Syndrome and probably the most creative but most socially struggling kind of person that can fit in. Also the best kind of person. Aspergers Syndrome is on the autism spectrum ASD. And if you insult us you are a stupid b***h.
Me: Hi i’m an aspie.
Random B***h: Lol autistic person, you stupid.
Me: No we better than you stupid normie.
(Mind you i’m 12 right now and we may say our age for clarification just because, so thats another aspie trait for you.
Random B***h: Lol autistic person, you stupid.
Me: No we better than you stupid normie.
(Mind you i’m 12 right now and we may say our age for clarification just because, so thats another aspie trait for you.
by SliceJosiah January 13, 2020