achronologically

In reverse order in reference to time of occurrence.

Achronologically, Saturday would listed before Friday.

by A. Pseudonym April 16, 2005

T.N.T. acronym for Testosterone Negative Tendencies

Testosterone Negative Tendencies 1. politically correct term for a man thought to be gay. 2. A man in touch with his feminine side. (positive compliment)

What a lovely outfit your husband picked out for you!" "John has such a wonderful sense of women fashion style for a welder,"T.N.T. acronym for Testosterone Negative Tendencies"

." commented Brenda, to John's wife, Paula

by Oxithemoron (the orginal) September 14, 2011

Acronymist

1. Someone who enjoys making acronyms
2. Someone who will make acronyms up as they type something because of either their lazyiness, or quick wit

Joe: lqtm
Jane: What does that mean?
Joe: Laughing quietly to myself
Jane: Oh! Thats clever. How do you know all these acronyms?
Joe: I'm an acronymist

by JoetheSchmo413 July 1, 2011

Acronecropyropedophiliac

Someone who has sex with dead babies that are on fire whilst jumping out an airborne object.

Fortunately there has been one acronecropyropedophiliac unfortunately that one person was also the one person who last year died from attempting to hackysack a tarantula under the influence (rich mofo smokin Big Bud) and by his families request to not be named. So yeah.

by Hippotron November 8, 2010

Fractal acronym

An acronym that could be infinitely repeated in one or more of the shortened words.

"Pie", both the acronym for and a word in the acronym "Pie is Everything", would the the basis of the fractal acronym "P(ie)i(s)e(verything)Is Everything".

by Sean Golden July 16, 2008

Acroname

When the first letter of a person's first, middle, and last name are an acronym for anything

Warren Terrence Flemming is lucky because his acroname is WTF, which stands for what the fuck?

by BlackPurity June 6, 2009

Acroneese

A language commonly found wherever the written or spoken word is found. It transcends many cultures, languages, and writings. It is a high-level usage of acronyms as part of regular conversation or writing to those versed in what the acronyms mean. It can be commonly found in companies or research areas where the amount of wording to talk in plain English would totally exhaust the amount of paper available or the amount of listening or speaking anyone could endure.

Example
Instant messaging uses Acroneese to a great degree. If you are not aware of the meanings, it sounds like a foreign language or one from another planet. If Acroneese was not used here, texting minutes would go exponential compared to where is is now.

If you ever watch some medical shows depicting emergency room situations,Acroneese is a part of the language used.

by Jeffrey A. Zirzow May 28, 2008