Dyslexia

Dyslexia is when a person has a hard time spelling/ordering letters in a word

Kai: Hey how are you doing
Jack (Has dyslexia): MnbopS PSO eoos SOSW
Kai: Oh yeah forgot about that sorry

by Arti_i June 25, 2024

Dyslexia for images

Incapability of imagining stuffs in their mind

James can't picture the color of the apple because he has dyslexia for images.

by 22001_yes December 24, 2024

Dylsexia

A highly specific and irrational condition in which one’s cognitive or motor functions are compromised due to an intense sexual or romantic fixation on someone named Dylan. Symptoms may include distracted thinking, sudden daydreaming, inability to focus, and excessive social media stalking.

She was supposed to be studying for finals, but her dylsexia kicked in the moment Dylan posted a gym selfie.

by Mia not Maya April 7, 2025

[spatial] [dyslexia]

a condition often attributed to but not always caused by lack of sleep, in which the sufferer misplaces objects by substituting one item with another unconsciously, due to a short attention span and/or attempting too many tasks at once, resulting in confusion, consternation and at times deprivation until the item is found.

Throwing the full packet of cigarettes into the trash instead of the empty lighter you were intending to discard is a good example of spatial dyslexia.

by residenthedonist June 27, 2009

dancer dyslexia

The complete lack of ability to follow even the simplest dance combination.
---- Coined by Heidi

"Kick, turn, out, in, pivot step, fuck you!"
"Come on, the combination isn't that bad."
"To you maybe, but I have dancer dyslexia."

by Heidi_in_Cal June 25, 2014

Nautical Dyslexia

While coxing a rowing crew, you mix up your nautical terminology so the crew has no idea what you are talking about.

Since it was Brian's first time coxwaining, it became clear that if we just did the opposite of what he said the boat ran fine. He was experiencing Nautical Dyslexia.

by Crashhopper July 26, 2017

Math dyslexia

When reading numbers, ones tendency is to flip them, causing ordinary numbers to become very odd to that person, as if they are flipping letters in typical dyslexia

“When reading 2+2 on the paper, Meghan simply thought it was 2+6 showing a clear sign of math dyslexia”

by Meghaladon December 18, 2017