It's a verb.
disgeolucas means that you trusted someone with something that is yours. They betrayed your trust.
disgeolucas means that you trusted someone with something that is yours. They betrayed your trust.
Me: The deal with Disney Company and Lucas Flim was a disgeolucas moment.
Friend: It was awful for Star Wars Fans.
Friend: It was awful for Star Wars Fans.
by Sakurakage January 06, 2020

Cousin-in-law: I'm a Cousife
by Sakurakage May 15, 2021

by Sakurakage August 22, 2025

Univara (noun)
Pronunciation: yoo-NIV-ah-rah
A fictional character existing within the confines of a fictional universe, typically created as an idealized version of a hero, villain, or other archetype. Often used to describe characters beloved by the protagonist or those who exist primarily in the imagination or media of the story's world.
2. A term used to define a character whose existence is confined to a fictional universe and doesn't interact with the real world, but is nonetheless a significant figure in the narrative.
Pronunciation: yoo-NIV-ah-rah
A fictional character existing within the confines of a fictional universe, typically created as an idealized version of a hero, villain, or other archetype. Often used to describe characters beloved by the protagonist or those who exist primarily in the imagination or media of the story's world.
2. A term used to define a character whose existence is confined to a fictional universe and doesn't interact with the real world, but is nonetheless a significant figure in the narrative.
"In Timmy Turner's world, his favorite Univara is the Crimson Chin, a superhero he looks up to."
"Superman's an iconic hero, but in Timmy's world, Crimson Chin is the real deal—he's the Univara of his dreams."
"Superman's an iconic hero, but in Timmy's world, Crimson Chin is the real deal—he's the Univara of his dreams."
by Sakurakage January 14, 2025

Stranger: who’s that?
You: She’s my Sistusin.
You: She’s my Sistusin.
by Sakurakage February 09, 2021

A woman who deceives her partner into believing that he is the father of her child, while the biological father is someone else. This term is derived from the behavior of the cuckoo bird, which lays its eggs in other birds' nests, tricking them into raising the cuckoo's offspring.
"After years of thinking he was the father, John discovered his wife was a Cuckoo Woman and the child was someone else's."
by Sakurakage July 13, 2024
