Sleparated

A couple is "separated" but still sleeping together.

We are just sleparated.

by Lissarcg November 21, 2013

Separape

To drive a group of friends apart in order to make easy targets for a one-night stand

I totally separaped that chick last night

by Drt-zone June 29, 2019

separation anxiety in relationships

it doesn’t matter if you are a female or male, everyone can experience this. If you have this you might struggle to say goodbye after spending the entire day with your partner. You might beg for them to stay longer, cry to convince them to. Another example is phone calls, you might struggle to hang up. This might cause sleep disturbances, some people have said to have not been able to sleep peacefully unless their partner is near. separation anxiety from your partner can also be seen in people who need to sleep very close to their partner after sex. some people hold hands and cry when they let go. this is in fact a very serious form of anxiety but is quite alright as long as the relationship is healthy and both people are happy.

“ bro hang up already you’ve been on the phone with her for hours “

“ i cant , Alexis has separation anxiety in relationships she needs me. “

“ baby please lay here with me? you know i have separation anxiety i dont want to be alone. “

by thatkrakwore April 5, 2020

Separation anxiety

Anxiety felt after being away from a loved one during lockdown due to Coronavirus

Awww now I’ve got separation anxiety

Lockdown has given me some serious separation anxiety

by schmeggy September 14, 2020

separator store

Aka gift store, gift shop. Coined because it separates a man from his money.

When travelling I always stop at the local separator store to pick up souvenirs for my kids.

by DMMsGal September 25, 2021

Separatist

Definitely not a player in a dnd campaign that does not want to follow the leader. Definitely the two players that does effort to play differently than usual.

"You two are the one who split the team in half thus you are separatists"

by Jiro December 7, 2021

Separation by Rupture Fallacy

The rhetorical move of pretending that capitalism, imperialism, and colonialism are separate phenomena with no meaningful connection, despite overwhelming historical evidence that they evolved together, supported each other, and continue to intertwine. This fallacy argues that sure, colonialism was bad, but that's over now, and capitalism is a different thing, and imperialism is something other countries do. It's like separating a cake into "flour," "sugar," and "eggs" after it's been baked and insisting they were never really connected. Separation by rupture allows people to enjoy the benefits of systems built on exploitation while claiming moral distance from the exploitation itself.

Separation by Rupture Fallacy Example: "The historian explained how British colonialism enabled the Industrial Revolution through resource extraction and forced markets. The commenter responded with separation by rupture: 'Colonialism was bad, but capitalism is just free markets! They're totally different!' The historian sighed, pointed at the cotton in their shirt, the tea in their cup, and the rubber in their shoes—all products of that 'rupture'—and wondered if history class had been canceled."

by Dumu The Void February 15, 2026