A non-gendered adjective for one's partner in a relationship based on polyamory or non-monogamy. It is used in place of boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband, and even partner, to show that you are taken, but not exclusively.
It can be used in conjunction with "primary" or "secondary" just as you would one of the previous alternatives.
It can be used in conjunction with "primary" or "secondary" just as you would one of the previous alternatives.
"My polymate and I are going on a vacation together soon. We've been together for 16 months now."
"Oh, that's awesome. I hope the two of you have fun. Are you bringing your other girlfriend?"
"Oh, that's awesome. I hope the two of you have fun. Are you bringing your other girlfriend?"
by vectorized August 5, 2016
a compound of high molecular weight derived either by the addition of many smaller molecules, as polyethylene, or by the condensation of many smaller molecules with the elimination of water, alcohol, or the like, as nylon.
2.
a compound formed from two or more polymeric compounds.
3.
a product of polymerization.
2.
a compound formed from two or more polymeric compounds.
3.
a product of polymerization.
by Ectobiologist33 April 7, 2014
A variant of the American term, 'stacking paper.' For use in countries where paper bank notes have been replaced with more durable plastic notes. The term polymer is a reference to the chemical structure of plastics. See also stacking paper to the ceiling.
Friend - "Hey Bro, how's the new job going?"
Ruggedly Handsome Person - "Awesome, I'm stacking polymer and getting hoes."
Ruggedly Handsome Person - "Awesome, I'm stacking polymer and getting hoes."
by ElitistPirate January 10, 2011
by Mr. Klubb March 11, 2008