psychobiotic

relating to a state of being or experience which encompasses mind, soul and body.

...with respect to each individual's psychobiotic needs

by rinncess June 18, 2006

psychic herding

A phenomena that happens when many people show up at the same time.

Most of the grocery store lanes were open until suddenly they were overwhelmed by the strange psychic herding of people.

by ataraxis July 5, 2009

psychobilly

An eclectic genre of music- a combination of rockabilly, horror punk, punk, goth rock, blues, and bluegrass- mixed with other elements as well. Psychos can be identified by their unnatural, perverse love of old b-rated horror films and their rocking sense of style.

"It's a psychobilly freakout!"- Reverend Horton Heat

by Subcultural Girl September 4, 2003

Psycho Flex

Derived from the actions of the character Patrick Bateman from the film "American Psycho" ...

The act of flexing ones muscles and congratulating oneself in the mirror while having intense sexual intercourse. At some point during the flex off, the flexer must wink and point at himself in the mirror to acknowledge himself as being "Da MAN", even if his partner is not fully aware of the absolute awesomeness that has just rained down upon her.
If there is no mirror nearby, one may still perform the Psycho Flex, though the resulting ego boost may be greatly reduced.

The high from working out an drinking my whey protein had me Psycho Flexing all night with my lady. I think I pulled something.

by Bash Masterson June 4, 2009

Psycho Jello

psychedelic

A phrase that was used by The Monkees and their friends in the 1960s to describe the establishment's use of hippie slang to sell products and be hip

"What....are you kidding me? Psycho Jello."

by Meghan July 12, 2004

psychedelic drugs

In the beginning stages of onset, psychedelic drugs, such as LSD, is likely to cause a sort of undefineably feeling similar to anticipation or anxiety. There is often a slight feeling of energy in the body, an extra twinkle to lights, or the feeling that things are somehow different than usual. As the effects become stronger, a wide variety of perceptual changes may occur; non-specific mental and physical stimulation, pupil dilation, closed and open eye patterning and visuals, changed thought patterns, feelings of insight, confusion, or paranoia, and quickly changing emotions (happiness, fear, giddiness, anxiety, anger, joy, irritation). Making them the so-called mind-expanding drugs.
As the 1960s progressed, San Francisco's flower children, also called hippies adopted new styles of dress, experimented with psychedelic drugs, lived communally and developed a vibrant music scene Grateful Dead. When people returned home from "The Summer of Love" these styles and behaviors spread quickly from San Francisco and Berkeley to many U.S. and Canadian cities and European capitals.

Psychedelic drugs are inching their way slowly but surely toward prescription status in the United States, thanks to a group of persistent scientists who believe drugs like ecstasy and psilocybin can help people with terminal cancer, obsessive-compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, to name just a few.

The Heffter Research Institute, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies and others have managed to persuade the Food and Drug Administration to approve a handful of clinical trials using psychedelics.

by Tomatis April 15, 2010

psycho andreas

Is a friendly guy from German television who has fruit in his house

He is a guy from the German Tv-Show "Frauentausch" that means wifeswitch

and in this show he freaks out like a psycho

you are a real psycho andreas

by Marcel D'avis January 3, 2017