Past tense of psychoanalyze: to jump to conclusions, assume you know someone's mind or true motivations with very limited evidence
Mallory: "Then she was like, 'He seriously likes kale? I'm guessing he drives a Prius, too.'"
Mick: "Psychoanalyzed me, eh? What an idiot."
Valerie: "He's always acting like he's smarter than everyone. Talking about what they REALLY think when they do this or that."
Vic: "Yeah, he psychoanalyzed me on day 1. I told him to knock it off or I'd knock him out."
Mick: "Psychoanalyzed me, eh? What an idiot."
Valerie: "He's always acting like he's smarter than everyone. Talking about what they REALLY think when they do this or that."
Vic: "Yeah, he psychoanalyzed me on day 1. I told him to knock it off or I'd knock him out."
by CharmanderKabobs September 12, 2021
jump to conclusions, assume you know someone's mind or true motivations based on very limited evidence. Often used in a negative sense.
Julie: "I'd never date someone who doesn't eat cheese -- he's probably one of those judgmental health nuts."
Jaden: "Whoa, no need to psychoanalyze him! Maybe he just doesn't like the taste."
Louie: "It's been 6 minutes since she last texted. Do you think I said something wrong??"
Aiden: "Dude, calm down. You don't need to psychoanalyze everything she does..."
Jaden: "Whoa, no need to psychoanalyze him! Maybe he just doesn't like the taste."
Louie: "It's been 6 minutes since she last texted. Do you think I said something wrong??"
Aiden: "Dude, calm down. You don't need to psychoanalyze everything she does..."
by CharmanderKabobs September 12, 2021