17 definitions by Danlod2

euphancolia

A mixed feeling, somwhere between euphoria and melancholy.

Imagine yourself in non-pandemic times making a great trip or even a whole Erasmus semester abroad. You are having a very good time and are maybe even a bit euphoric. Towards the end of your trip, there will be moments where you enjoy yourself a lot but also realize that this time will not last forever. That is euphancolia.

by Danlod2 May 20, 2021

freedy

Fusion of the words ‘freebie’ and ‘greedy’. Used to describe someone who tries to get as many freebies as possible e.g. at a conference or trade fair.

She came back with loads of stuff from the trade fair - she's so freedy.

by Danlod2 May 16, 2019

drumble

Describes the sensation one feels when being woken up from a dream after dreaming about falling/tumbling.

I was having a funny dream there and now you have drumbled me.

by Danlod2 November 15, 2018

bidiot

An idiot on a bicycle - someone cycling and phoning at the same time without their hands on the handlebars and going through a red light or two generally causing chaos and neglecting all known traffic laws.

Look at that bidiot over there. I hope he falls of his damn bike and smashes his phone.

by Danlod2 November 14, 2018

guessmile

(verb) - when you didn't understand what someone said and don't want to ask them to repeat themselves multiple times and just guess that they said something funny and smile.

It was way too loud to make out what he was saying so I just guessmiled at him

by Danlod2 April 27, 2018

snook

Action triggered by the state of feeling close-to-death hunger combined with impatience waiting for your dinner to be ready so you eat it lukewarm out of the pan anyway. Fusion of the verbs ‘to snack’ and ‘to cook’:

I just can't wait any longer. I'm going to have to snook some of the curry even if it isn't ready yet.
Stop snooking and wait for your dinner to finish cooking!

by Danlod2 November 15, 2018

overgoogle

to google too much about (something): to put too much time into googling about (something) in a way that is more harmful than helpful

Conspiracy theorists have definitely overgoogled the question “Who really blew up the twin towers”.

by Danlod2 May 8, 2020