seatage

The amount of seats in a certain area, for example: on a train or in a bus.

Tom: "There is a good array of seatage on this train."
Fred: "Yeah bro, very sweet. I can put me feet up."

by Enigmatic_1 September 16, 2018

separatec

The unexpected confidence the comes from wearing secure and contour designed men's underwear. Often said in a whispered tone.

I told her what I really wanted, and then left the room. Separatec.

by Hank ledoozle July 7, 2019

Saptadwipa

SHe is a badass tomboy, with a thing for Anime and 2D people. SHe is a great artist and is pretty hilarious.

Hey Saptadwipa isn't that guy hot?

"Nah! 2D people are more hot and reliable! "

by ZetaTauri April 30, 2021

separatist feminist

Feminist who argues that women's primary responsibility is to be care for eachother and combat patriarchy by creating female-only spaces and relationships.During late seventies,lesbian separatists were taken to be the most pure and radical form of feminism

Liberal feminist:You are not intersectional.Feminism includes men
Separatist Feminist:No.Feminism is separation from a system that keeps women subordinate to men

by Mx.Lilith August 23, 2021

Saptarshi

A person with the brightest mind but fiercely protective of their closest ones. So basically "Saptarshi" is someone in whom you will find strength, wisdom, and healing all together. They are amazing and full of goodness.

Person 1: Saptarshi is like a wolf, smart and fierce. He will know what to do.

Person 2: "Things between her and I are tight, I better pray to Saptarshi for some help.

by sishya November 23, 2021

Tactical Seatage

the art of tactically positioning yourself around a table in a restaurant.

Those who are "tactically sat" are not hampered by other people and have free and easy access to food and restrooms.

Tactical Seatage - When going for a buffet with friends, never be the first one in when it comes to "scooching down" a bench that is blocked in by a table. Rookie mistake.

by gman3 December 25, 2009

separation of church and state

An important part of the Constitution that isn't literally written in said document. It's implied, under the reasoning that since we have freedom of religion, any leaning on the government's part toward any one religion would force everyone to only be a part of that religion, and violate their constitutional rights.

We need separation of church and state. Very badly. Especially with Dubya in office.

by DarkMillennia September 4, 2003