geekenfreude

Pleasure derived from the geekiness of others.

Derived from schadenfreude, by a geek.

Geekenfreude is the feeling you get when your friend is jumping up and down with excitement over a perceived reference to Harry Potter in their favourite band's new album.

That is, if you're not the kind of person who would just sigh and ignore them.

by The Real Insomnius September 24, 2005

Geekend

geek·end n.

1. A weekend spent alone in front of a computer or similarly engaging creative tool.

2. A digital barn raising, bringing together enthusiastic individuals to collectively create novel technologies, start digital brush fires and have (geek) fun.

Billy: Hey Simon, how was your geekend?
Simon: Great, I played Starwars Galaxies nonstop from Friday night until Sunday night!

by Godly November 7, 2004

geekermon

A young attractive, tech savvy, YouTube gamer who ranks in the top 1 percent of gamers world wide.

A Geekermon just joined our xbox game, swept the floor and won without even trying.

by Oregon3000 January 4, 2017

Geened

An adjective meaning long, stretched out or lanky.

Originated with Mad Magazine's Don Martin and was a sound effect verb used to represent an object being stretched.

Ichabod Crane is totally geened.

by FreddyMercurius October 18, 2010

Geekend

A weekend where you totally geek out with your BFFs 🤪🤪
(A term that SHOULD have been used in 2014)

You guys we should totally have a geekend and binge watch every Paul Rudd movie

by K45513 May 31, 2019

Geekenstein

Proper noun/referring to a geek of mythological proportions

I had another class under Professor Geekenstein

by Luker8urdog September 22, 2006

Geekend

Weekends in which friends get together and participate in activities seen as 'nerdy' or 'geekish' when in fact are insanely fun. Normally held in secret to avoid social exclusion from other members of society, or to prevent overcrowding at such events. Participants will not speak of these events outside their own friend group, and can be the source of many inside jokes. Many examples of these are shown in media, although are not recognised often as 'geekends'. For example, in Jim Carrey's Yes Man Norm holds a Harry Potter party in which everyone must come dressed as their favourite character from the books, and participants hold a Potterthon.

Person 1: Holding a geekend tonight at my house, how about it?
Person 2: Do you need me to bring my Star Wars box set?
Person 1: Already provided my friend.

by thenuggetshapedrobot April 24, 2011