Definitions by OneBadAsp

Father Fucker 

Vulgar Slang, based on the word "Mother Fucker". Used in refference to a person who is attracted to men who are much older then they are (old enough to be their father).

Lee was called a father fucker.

Father Fucker by OneBadAsp November 7, 2008

Libertine 

Often meant in a negitive way. A libertine is someone who ignores and spurns religious norms, accepted morals, and who often indulges in taboo acts. See hedonism.

The Marquis de Sade is often reffered to an an libertine.

Libertine by OneBadAsp November 20, 2006

Angst 

A feeling of despair, anxiety, and depression. It is usually applied to a deep and essentially philosophical anxiety about the world in general or personal freedom.

The term "angst" is now widely used with a negative and derisive connotation that mocks the expression of a common adolescent experience of malaise; in this sense it has become one of the most debased words in the current vocabulary.

Angst by OneBadAsp November 5, 2006

Pride 

1. A feeling of dignity, self-respect; satisfaction in your achievements, possessions, or people you care about. A good thing to have.

2. Sometimes used to mean arrogant haughtiness and having excessively high opinion of yourself... which is actually narcissism, not pride.

3. A group of lions.

1. John has much pride in his country because he served in the USA army.

2. John has too much pride in his religious beliefs and tries to force them on others.

3. John nearly got eaten by a pride of lions!

Pride by OneBadAsp November 5, 2006

Shame

1. A painful emotion caused by a sense of guilt, embarrassment, dishonor; a feeling of being unworthy or disgraced.

2. Something that is very regrettable or is a great disappointment.

1. Sean felt a sense of shame when he woke up and read the newspaper only to see a picture of himself in it. He shamed his family name.

2. It is a shame that such a horrible thing happen to such a sweet girl as Molly.

Shame by OneBadAsp November 5, 2006

Enmity 

A intense feeling of hatred and animosity; viewing the object of your hostility as being your sworn enemy for life.

"And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel." Genesis 3:15

Enmity by OneBadAsp November 5, 2006

Disgust 

A profoud feeling of aversion, loathing, sickening, and nausea; often the result of seeing, hearing, or tasting something that is offensive.

I felt nothing but disgust when I saw this evening's dinner, knowing that my siblings let the cat on the kitchen counter to sample the food whilst they are fixing dinner.

Disgust by OneBadAsp November 5, 2006