A derivitive from seclusion.
N: 1. A small room, a hole, a corner. 2. a place were no many wander yander.
N: 1. A small room, a hole, a corner. 2. a place were no many wander yander.
1. Putting an agitated person in a secluse free of stimulation may help them chill the fuck out.
2. He is hidden away all day up in his secluse.
3. Sometimes I wish we could lock the drunker roomate in a secluse so he never gets out.
2. He is hidden away all day up in his secluse.
3. Sometimes I wish we could lock the drunker roomate in a secluse so he never gets out.
by DUSTBURRY March 13, 2011
A luxury hammock in the jungle, a private movie screening, a dank campsite on the beach
usage: "Do you happen to have any more seclusive camp sites available?"
usage: "Do you happen to have any more seclusive camp sites available?"
by GromKing July 10, 2012