Galanis
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Galvanistic
galvanism is the concept, uh, the obsolete scientific theory that there is a kind of electricity flowing through our bloodstreams
And that was our life force
I used the term because I came across it in, uh, Mary Shelley's, uh, "Frankenstein"
And that book is sort of an exploration of the theme of creating a character, of making up a person
So I used the term "galvanistic" to allude to that book as a sort of a symbol of how I like, created you as a character
I'm pretending that I know a lot more about you than I actually do
And also to refer to the fact that I've fall—fallen in love with the characters you've created in, uh, your body of work
And that was our life force
I used the term because I came across it in, uh, Mary Shelley's, uh, "Frankenstein"
And that book is sort of an exploration of the theme of creating a character, of making up a person
So I used the term "galvanistic" to allude to that book as a sort of a symbol of how I like, created you as a character
I'm pretending that I know a lot more about you than I actually do
And also to refer to the fact that I've fall—fallen in love with the characters you've created in, uh, your body of work
Galvanistic by almondmilkhotel January 24, 2022
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Galanis • galanes • Galvanised Square Steel • Galaisases • galantis • galvanise • gaganis • galangster • galunis • Galvanised
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Glanis
Etymology: Glanis originates from the stem "is" which is actually "aiz" meaning sprinkling (or something near). The root word "Glanis" originates from a misnomer created by a young tweenage girl when referring to a young adult man.
Defination: Glanis is usually used to mock the etymology of the word.
Defination: Glanis is usually used to mock the etymology of the word.
Glanis by Brooklyn To Queens October 14, 2006
galanes
Mexican slang for dating un-officially....people know you are together so they back off but not enough to give up on you because you and your galan (boy) or galana (girl) are still open to date other people
Girl: I saw you guys holding hands and making out, are you guys galanes?
Boy: yeah but here's me number, hit me up.
Boy: yeah but here's me number, hit me up.
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