Nopen Minded

Describes a person who claims to be open to new opinions and new ways of thinking, yet only harps back to the same old tired ideas and rhetoric.

(Shortening of 'Not Open Minded')

Our Professor is so nopen minded - he goes back to the same ways of thinking even after being shown a better way.

by Adolf Trump-Farage September 19, 2018

Liquid Minded

Implying that a person (older than 14) is not mature due to a statement that they made in replying to you.

Guy1: After we done playing we gonna be real dirty.

Guy2: Agh sick dude why you telling me?

Guy1: . . . mxm. . . Dude why you gotta be so liquid minded?

by Vinchenzo Salvator March 6, 2016

Prostitute Minded

Allowing a person with the ability to presude you with they intellectual skillz.

That person got bribe out of some money prostitute Minded

by anonymous October 28, 2020

Mind Yours

Minding your own business.

“Is that your real hair?”
“Does it matter? Mind Yours.!”

by mochiana July 28, 2020

mind anal

"When you have your head stuffed so far up your ass you hear shit "

Yep classic case if mind anal

by etfrombc93 January 28, 2024

Mind

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by artfulhollow November 29, 2023

mindful heretic

a person who finds that the only way to uphold the ideals and principles of one's belief system or group memberships (churches, clubs, political parties, socioeconomic groups, etc.) is to BREAK its rules mindfully. THis means the person does so knowing full well what the repercussions and backlash for his/her actions or words might be. While the word heresy is rooted in lots of religious history, a mindful heretic is possible not just in religious organizations, but also in broader secular contexts as well.

A family has a tradition that has existed for generations tjat depends on a racist pattern of behavior. When you choose to break with that tradition because you can not in good faith continue being a member of the family unless you refuse to follow the tradition, even if you know you won't be invited to family gatherings, you have been a mindful heretic to your family's orthodoxy.

A theologian who chooses to write what s/he believes to be true despite the religious consequences is also a mindful heretic. See Matthew Fox's Confessions of a Post-Denominational Priest for a great example.

by binahbaby December 19, 2011