Apochrophon 

"Apochrophon" , plural Apochrophi, is of Mid Century Greek of origin used to describe enigmatic scribbles found on scriptures from scrolls discovered in Cairo, Egypt beside a famous oasis, where strange mirage occur.

The apochrophon revealed secret teachings in the art of inviting good karma.

Apochrophon by Oxxy_Montalvy October 1, 2016

apotropaic 

In an art history sense, this word is commonly used to describe an image that makes the viewer feel uncomfortable and want to turn away, as in Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon"

This differs slightly from the definition you'll find in a traditional dictionary, which is that it is something to ward off evil or bad luck. It is derived from the same term apotrepein, which means "to turn away, avert"

That picture of a transvestite staring out at you is apotropaic.

apotropaic by briiame April 9, 2011

athrope

5 peoples tied to together by a rope at the hands and ankles spinning in a circle in the rain singing "you spin me right round baby right round baby right round'

person 1:wanna athrope
person 2: yea
person 3: sure
person 4: yas
person 5:PERIODTTTTT

athrope by ATHROPE September 10, 2023

Anthrope

(n) human, or person, but in the pejorative sense

And that's why we can't have nice things! Can't count on anthropes for anything.

Anthrope by pseudonym898 December 29, 2018

Apanthrope 

an inhuman somebody who can handle any pain harms disappointments and humiliations because extraordinary extremely subliminal humiliations make a person turn into a cryptical enigmatic mysterious creature that is very hard to be explained

Be careful baby never make subliminal jokes with this apanthrope because no matter how quite you'll say them he'll gonna hear you and either made you ap anthropic ridiculous or give you his verbal suicidal madness either you get the hardest unknown insults indignities and deranges causes that makes you to become insane.

Apanthrope by Words in General September 15, 2016