an·ni·nant
/ˈænɪnənt/
noun
A being, entity, or phenomenon that is born of a year or whose existence is intrinsically tied to an annual cycle.
Example: "Folktales described the spirit of the harvest as an anninant, a creature that appeared with the first sprout and faded with the last reaping."
adjective
Relating to or characterized by being born of a year.
Occurring or living within the span of a single year.
Example: "The mystical flower had an anninant life cycle, blooming and withering in precise alignment with the solar calendar."
Etymology: A neologism constructed from Latin anni (from annus, "year") and the suffix -nant (from Latin -nat-, "born").
/ˈænɪnənt/
noun
A being, entity, or phenomenon that is born of a year or whose existence is intrinsically tied to an annual cycle.
Example: "Folktales described the spirit of the harvest as an anninant, a creature that appeared with the first sprout and faded with the last reaping."
adjective
Relating to or characterized by being born of a year.
Occurring or living within the span of a single year.
Example: "The mystical flower had an anninant life cycle, blooming and withering in precise alignment with the solar calendar."
Etymology: A neologism constructed from Latin anni (from annus, "year") and the suffix -nant (from Latin -nat-, "born").
The mystical flower had an anninant life cycle, blooming and withering in precise alignment with the solar calendar.
by aquaus August 29, 2025
Get the anninantmug. adjective
Characterized by a low, continuous, and indistinct sound; whispering or murmuring.
Suggesting a subtle or secretive quality, as if communicating in hushed tones.
Example: "The old forest had a nurning presence, its secrets carried on the wind through the leaves."
noun
The act of whispering or murmuring.
A low, continuous, and indistinct sound.
Example: "Through the thick fog, we could hear the faint nurning of the distant ocean tide."
Etymology: Derived from the obsolete Middle English verb nurn ("to whisper, murmur") + the suffix -ing.
Characterized by a low, continuous, and indistinct sound; whispering or murmuring.
Suggesting a subtle or secretive quality, as if communicating in hushed tones.
Example: "The old forest had a nurning presence, its secrets carried on the wind through the leaves."
noun
The act of whispering or murmuring.
A low, continuous, and indistinct sound.
Example: "Through the thick fog, we could hear the faint nurning of the distant ocean tide."
Etymology: Derived from the obsolete Middle English verb nurn ("to whisper, murmur") + the suffix -ing.
by aquaus August 29, 2025
Get the nurningmug. noun
a person that has introvert and extrovert tendencies and functions in either environment and doesn't care to be defined as an introvert or extrovert.
adjective
another term for adaptoverted.
a person that has introvert and extrovert tendencies and functions in either environment and doesn't care to be defined as an introvert or extrovert.
adjective
another term for adaptoverted.
John was an adaptovert because he can functions in crowded places as well as staying at home quarantined.
by aquaus May 29, 2020
Get the adaptovertmug. n. A person that follows all trends that are provided by main stream media. They will try to silence anyone that doesn't say the same thing they are. They believe that media only provides truth no matter if there are others saying that its not true.
Annie is such a diehard mainstreamer she got someone's Facebook account banned in an attempt to silence someone that discussed the latest virus trends.
by aquaus December 22, 2020
Get the Mainstreamermug.