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A person who cannot hear you, no matter how many times you repeat their name. The term is derived from the song Space Oddity.
Person 1: "Can you hear me Major Tom?"
Person 2: "Yes, I can hear you!"
by Pie Stealer March 8, 2015
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A strange but common way of applauding something or someone
Clapping guy: "Oh I like what is happening right now let me smash my hands together to express my delight"
by Pie Stealer January 13, 2015
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When someone adds their own (or another person's) name to Urban Dictionary, either to flatter said person or to insult them. Urban Dictionamers don't realize that no one will read or care about these definitions. In the end, this is just extremely irritating and fills up the voting list (although I doubt the site's moderators will care enough to stop it).
60% of submitted terms are just people Urban Dictionaming themselves.
by Pie Stealer September 13, 2015
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The antimatter equivalent of an electron. It has the same mass as an electron, but opposite charge (positive). Both electrons and positrons are created by photons through a process called pair production. Positrons are sometimes called "antielectrons".
When a positron and electron orbit one another, they make positronium before annihilating shortly after. A positronium atom can bond with hydrogen to make positronium hydride, or with another positronium atom to make di-positronium.
by Pie Stealer September 13, 2015
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The antimatter equivalent of a neutron. Just like neutrons, antineutrons have no charge. However, antineutrons are made of antiquarks, which have the opposite charges of a neutron's quarks; as such, neutrons and antineutrons will annihilate upon contact.
Antineutrons have the same mass and charge as a neutron.
by Pie Stealer September 13, 2015
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