skankology
skankology by Anonymous1989349343 March 13, 2009
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Spankology
Person A:Wow person B how are you so good at spanking
Person B:Oh i studied Spankology at spankers spanking college of spankology
Person A:Wow i wish i went there
Person B:Oh i studied Spankology at spankers spanking college of spankology
Person A:Wow i wish i went there
Spankology by Spanky the spanker May 20, 2012
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reverse stalkology
when you follow your stalker around to make them think your creepy therefore they wil leave you alone
reverse stalkology by Berthaleein December 21, 2008
Stalkology
Stalk-ol-o-gy stawk ólləjee (n.) The science of knowing a guy's/girl's (who is referred to as a target) life in significant detail, more than the person knows their own life. Maybe even more than you know your own life
Guy: Hey dude, you know that girl, Sarah?
Guy's friend: Yeah, what about her?
Guy: She's got a Ph. D in stalkology man, I swear. She knows my mother's middle name, I didn't even know my mother's middle name!
Guy's friend: Yeah, what about her?
Guy: She's got a Ph. D in stalkology man, I swear. She knows my mother's middle name, I didn't even know my mother's middle name!
Stalkology by JJBelle January 9, 2011
Stanology
Stanology by twitch.tv/gentlcs January 17, 2021
Sackology
When you don't know what your major is so when someone asks you, you respond with "sackology" and spontaneously whip out your sack
Random person, "Hey dude what are you majoring in, in school?
You, "oh this new thing called SACKOLOGY" (whips out sack)
You, "oh this new thing called SACKOLOGY" (whips out sack)
Sackology by Finna McFinnafinna December 23, 2015
Snackology
Ancient Greek: -λογία
Medieval Latin: -logia
French: -logie
-logy: A subject of study or interest; A branch of knowledge; A science.
Snackology:
The study of a small amount of food eaten between meals; the study of a light meal that is eaten in a hurry or in a casual manner; the study of eating a snack.
Medieval Latin: -logia
French: -logie
-logy: A subject of study or interest; A branch of knowledge; A science.
Snackology:
The study of a small amount of food eaten between meals; the study of a light meal that is eaten in a hurry or in a casual manner; the study of eating a snack.
Who doesn’t love when the extensive R&D behind snackology has a direct correlation to the evolution of mankind, some naysayers may tout the workings of synchronicity but we all know: He-ith who snack-iths next levels to the nth level.
Snackology by ra ramses April 18, 2018
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