1. A Roman Catholic
2. An expert on Roman history
3. A patriot of Rome
4. A facist or nationalist of Rome
(Similar to a romanphile. Please see the definition of romanphile for more information about its meaning).
2. An expert on Roman history
3. A patriot of Rome
4. A facist or nationalist of Rome
(Similar to a romanphile. Please see the definition of romanphile for more information about its meaning).
'An extreme romanist believes that the Romans are the most strong, intelligent, sacred, rare, as well as beautiful race on Earth, throughout history-created by The Roman God of War, Mars and that if anyone, especially a foreigner harms them, they should be stoned to death by a crowd of angry Roman civilians. They also believe that everyone on Earth should practise Roman culture and have Roman values. Also, that the whole world should be ruled by the ressurected Roman empire and the descendants of the barbarians should be dead to avenge what wrong they did to the Romans. Lastly, they worship the immortal ressurected ghosts of the Roman emperors as gods and believe that the Romans should be worshipped by foreigners as demigods.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis June 27, 2022
The unfathomable everything beyond the omniverse (all things inside & outside existence) and the edge of all space.
'If you travel beyond the edge of all space and everything in existence, you might arrive at the extra-omniverse: the unfathomable thing, outside of all that is.'
(Please read the definition of omniverse for more information).
(Please read the definition of omniverse for more information).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 06, 2022
1. A sub-type of otherkin.
The kind of partial or complete non-human being, (e.g. robot, animal, mythical creature, etc.) that a human identifies as or is the incarnation of.
2. A sort of member in a family, (e.g. child, parent, sibling, grandparent, etc.).
The kind of partial or complete non-human being, (e.g. robot, animal, mythical creature, etc.) that a human identifies as or is the incarnation of.
2. A sort of member in a family, (e.g. child, parent, sibling, grandparent, etc.).
'The following are an example of a 'kin-type: Mermaidkin, fairykin, elfkin, angelkin (aka. Earth angels), demigodkin, divinekin (aka. daemones), deitykin (aka. avatars), fictionkin, machinekin, alienkin (aka. starseeds), therians (incarnated animals) and more'.
(Notes: 'kin-type is short for otherkin type.
Please read my definition of otherkin for more information).
(Notes: 'kin-type is short for otherkin type.
Please read my definition of otherkin for more information).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis August 23, 2022
1. Mesmorising and amazing like a mermaid.
2. A word that merpeople use to describe something or someone that's mesmorising and amazing.
2. A word that merpeople use to describe something or someone that's mesmorising and amazing.
by DianaLuciusDeCollis August 17, 2022
A merperson who inspires other's music or artworks, (e.g. dance, poems, stories, etc.).
(They can also inspire their deeds and knowledge).
(They can also inspire their deeds and knowledge).
'The mer-muse magically echoed her song to the mortals' ears & sung in their dreams to inspire their musical works.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis August 16, 2022
A collective group of mega-superclusters, (which are close together and make up a small part of the multi-supercluster).
'The other cosmic structure that's even larger than a supercluster is a hyper-supercluster, (ie. hypercluster): A collective group of neighbouring mega-superclusters, which only make up a small fraction of the entire multi-supercluster and it's also like the hyperverse.'
(Please read my definition of the hyperverse, multi-supercluster and mega-supercluster).
(Please read my definition of the hyperverse, multi-supercluster and mega-supercluster).
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 12, 2022
1. The infinite dark empty void surrounding the finite universe, (in astronomy).
2. The dark empty void, before the universe was created, (in Greek mythology).
3. Havoc & disorder.
2. The dark empty void, before the universe was created, (in Greek mythology).
3. Havoc & disorder.
'Outside the finite universe (extremely hypermassive globular cluster of galaxies), there could be other universes like it (the multiverse) and outside the multiverse could be an infinite empty dark void full of blackholes from dead universes known as 'chaos'.
by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 05, 2022